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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Klaussattel
Klaussattel is a 15.1 km Category 2 climb in Austria with 669 m of net gain but 1262 m of total ascent, so pace for the undulation.
ProfileAlto de Linares
A 15 km category 2 grind climbing 638 m from 30 m to 668 m, averaging 4.25% with a savage 15.42% sting.
ProfileCollado del Cervunal
A 15 km Category 2 climb in Spain with 707 m of net gain but 1,042 m of total ascent — an undulating effort that rewards disciplined pacing.
ProfileAlto del Mercado
14.9 km at 3.97% average lifts you from 1674 m to 2265 m — a steady 591 m of Colombian climbing with ramps that spike to 11.68%.
ProfileWaldegg
14.9 km of steady Swiss gradient at 3.93%, climbing 585 m from 427 m to a 1012 m summit — a category 2 grinder.
ProfileHäuslersegg
A 14.8 km Swiss category 2 climb averaging 4.08%, lifting you 603 m from 406 m to a 1009 m summit.
ProfilePasso dell'Eremo
14.7 km at 4.67% average carries you from 235 m to 923 m, a 688 m net climb with pitches spiking to 11.6%.
ProfilePasso Baraccone
14.7 km at 5.1% climbing from 25 m to 774 m, with ramps that bite up to 10.81% before the summit.
ProfileAlto de Xurize
14.5 km at 4.62% average with a 14.47% sting, climbing 669 m from 619 m to a 1288 m summit.
ProfileAlto de los Toros
14.4 km at 5.1% climbing from 959 m to 1696 m — a 737 m net haul with pitches touching 10.22%.
ProfileLa Varga
A 14.3 km category 2 grind averaging 4.98%, climbing 714 m from 298 m to a 1012 m summit with ramps hitting 16.94%.
ProfilePasso della Crocola
A 14.3 km category 2 climb averaging 5.18%, rising from 228 m to 967 m for 739 m of net gain and a 14.57% sting.
ProfilePasso Cornuggia
14.2 km at 4.39% average, ramping to 15.69%, climbing from 314 m to 936 m for 622 m of net gain.
ProfileAlto de San Roque
A 14.2 km category 2 grind climbing 741 m from 535 m to 1276 m, holding 5.24% average and spiking to 12.8%.
ProfileValico di Somma
14 km of steady Italian climbing at 3.79% average, lifting you 531 m from 150 m to a 681 m summit.
ProfileBocchetta di Sette Sorelle
14 km of steady climbing to 812 m, gaining 556 m at a manageable 3.97% average with a sharp 11.92% sting near the top.
ProfileAlto de Banderas
A 13.9 km category-2 climb averaging 4.81%, rising 670 m from 2204 m to a lung-thinning 2874 m summit.
ProfileCol de Bentarte
A 13.8 km Category 2 Spanish climb with a modest 4.09% average that hides a 20.73% ramp and 537 m of hidden re-climbing.
ProfileCollada dels Maçaners
A 13.8 km Category 2 climb in Spain with 741 m of net gain but 1,618 m of total ascent — the undulation is the real story.
ProfileGolet du Pey
A 13.7 km category 2 climb averaging 4.01% and rising 550 m from 316 m to 866 m, with a sharp 8.91% pinch.
ProfileAlto de Guacas
A 13.7 km Colombian category 2 climb averaging 3.83%, rising 524 m from 978 m to a 1502 m summit.
ProfileAlto de Tres Morros
A 13.5 km category 2 grind climbing 707 m at 5.25% average, with ramps spiking to 13.42% before the 1364 m summit.
ProfileGollada de los Horneros
A 13.4 km category 2 grind climbing from 6 m to 731 m at a steady 5.39% average, with ramps spiking to 15.11%.
ProfilePasso della Quercia del Monaco
A 13.4 km Category 2 climb that lifts you from 22 m to 555 m at a steady 3.97% average, cresting a 533 m net gain.
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