Climb library
Famous climbs of cycling
Detailed profiles of the climbs that define the sport — length, average gradient, elevation gain, race history, and pacing advice.
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3838 climbs
Puerto Malo
10.3 km at a punishing 8.4% average, ramping to 15.51% and climbing from 6 m to 871 m — a Category 1 test of sustained power.
ProfileSella Ursic / Čez Stože
A relentless 10.2 km grind averaging 7.6% and gaining 777 m to a 1294 m summit, with a savage 16.92% ramp waiting to break you.
ProfilePasso la Colla
A 10.2 km category 1 climb rising 661 m at 6.49% average, with pitches touching 10.96% from a 178 m base to an 839 m summit.
ProfileAlto de El Cacique
10.1 km at a relentless 8.3% average, climbing from 2344 m to 3185 m with a savage 14.93% max pitch.
ProfileCol de Moutons
A relentless 10.1 km category 1 climb averaging 7.05% with a 16.6% sting, hauling you from 964 m to 1675 m.
ProfileCollado de la Gitana
A Category 1 Spanish climb of 10 km and 716 m net gain, made harder by 1,151 m of total ascent and a punishing steepest ramp.
ProfileCollada Trabáu
A category 1 grind: 10 km at 6.39% average, ramps hitting 14.15%, and 639 m of net vertical to the 1233 m summit.
ProfileCerro Alto Nahuelbuta
A Category 1 grind: 9.9 km at 7.01% average, climbing 697 m from 338 m to a 1035 m summit, with ramps hitting 18.24%.
ProfilePuerto de Haza del Lino
A 9.9 km Category 1 climb in Spain with an 8.64% average, punishing ramps, and 517 m of hidden descending baked into the profile.
ProfileAlto de Guática
A relentless 9.9 km Category 1 grind averaging 7.31%, climbing from 2503 m to 3223 m for 720 m of thin-air net gain.
ProfilePuerto Espaban
A 9.9 km Category 1 climb in Spain with 719 m of net gain but 1,197 m of total ascent — the undulation is the real story.
ProfilePasso Santa Donna
9.8 km at a relentless 7.17% average, ramping to 16.65% and lifting you from 330 m to 1034 m — a Category 1 grind.
ProfileJoeljoch
A 9.8 km category 1 climb averaging 6.46%, spiking to 11.86%, hauling you from 1102 m to 1736 m for 634 m of net gain.
ProfileAlto del Volador
A category 1 grind: 9.8 km at 8.08% average, spiking to 13.18%, climbing 792 m from 231 m to a 1023 m summit.
ProfilePaso de los Andes
A relentless 9.7 km Category 1 grind averaging 7.44%, climbing from 467 m to 1189 m with ramps touching 13.79%.
ProfileRisipass
9.7 km at a relentless 7.42% average, climbing 719 m from 739 m to 1458 m with ramps hitting 16.83%.
ProfileDurchspring
A 9.6 km Category 1 climb in Austria with 719 m of net gain, 1,200 m of total ascent, and pitches touching 30% — an undulating grind that rewards disciplined pacing.
ProfileKrischnig
A 9.6 km Category 1 Austrian climb with 667 m of net gain but 865 m of total ascent — the rollers make the effort harder than the average suggests.
ProfileStribing
A 9.5 km Category 1 Austrian climb with 672 m of net gain but 909 m of total ascent — the undulation is the real story.
ProfileSchrimmennieder
A 9.4 km Category 1 Austrian climb averaging 8.67% with 381 m of hidden re-climbing on top of its 815 m net gain.
ProfileCollada de Lletó
A 9.4 km Cat-1 grind averaging 9.07%, climbing from 684 m to 1536 m with ramps spiking to a brutal 23.56%.
ProfileAlto de Chinchicuá
9.4 km at 8.91% average with a savage 39.41% max, hauling you from 1359 m to 2193 m for 834 m of net gain.
ProfileHoheneck
A 9.3 km Category 1 climb in Austria with 631 m of net gain but 774 m of total ascent — the undulation is the real story.
ProfileBocca Paolone
A relentless 9.3 km wall averaging 8.84% with ramps to 15.47%, climbing 822 m from 141 m to a 963 m summit.
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