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
Passo San Udalrico
A 9.5 km category 2 grind climbing 485 m at 5.11% average, with a wall reaching 11.47% before the 584 m summit.
ProfileMittelberg
A 9.5 km category 2 climb averaging 6.42%, rising 608 m from 1030 m to a 1638 m summit with pitches touching 11.32%.
ProfileGjaidsteinsattel
A 9.5 km Category 2 climb in Austria gaining 607 m net, but with 1,009 m of total ascent hiding sharp undulation and a 23.23% ramp.
ProfileAlto de Matacaliente
A 9.4 km category-2 climb averaging 5.43%, rising from 2690 m to 3200 m for 510 m of thin-air net gain.
ProfilePuerto del Robledillo
A 9.4 km category 2 ascent climbing from 741 m to 1203 m at a steady 4.92% average, spiking to 10.82%.
ProfileLa Braguía
La Braguía is a 9.3 km Category 2 climb in Spain with 479 m of net gain but 839 m of total ascent — an undulating effort that punishes even-speed pacing.
ProfileCollado Yeguas
A 9.3 km category-2 grind climbing 548 m at 5.91% average, spiking to 10.61% before topping out at 1602 m.
ProfilePortella Mannara
A 9.2 km category 2 climb averaging 5.17%, rising 478 m from 400 m to a 878 m summit with pitches touching 9.71%.
ProfilePuerto del Rebanillo
A 9.2 km Category 2 climb in Spain rising 450 m net, with undulation that inflates the total ascent to 564 m.
ProfileHüttecksattel
A 9.2 km Category 2 climb in Austria with 500 m net gain but 883 m of total ascent — the undulation is the real story.
ProfileCroce delle Serre
A 9.2 km category 2 climb rising 586 m at a steady 6.4% average, with a fierce 14.18% pinch to test your legs.
ProfileAlto de Los Venados
A steady 9.1 km Category 2 grind averaging 6.34%, climbing 576 m from 2749 m to a lung-thinning 3325 m summit.
ProfilePuerto del Viento
A 9.1 km category 2 climb rising 444 m from 381 m to 825 m at a steady 4.89% average, spiking to 9.13% at its steepest.
ProfilePuerto de la Higuera
Nine kilometres climbing from 29 m to 567 m at 5.95%, with a 15.66% ramp that turns a steady effort into a fight.
ProfileAlto de Rodriguez
A 9 km category 2 grind climbing from 1596 m to 2025 m at 4.75% average, with pitches biting up to 7.61%.
ProfilePorto da Cruz da Cancela
A 9 km category 2 climb averaging 5.23%, rising from 67 m to 539 m for 472 m of net gain and a 14.34% sting.
ProfileAlto de Ceias
A 9 km category 2 climb averaging 5.16%, rising 463 m from 339 m to 802 m with pitches touching 12%.
ProfilePuerto de Payares
A category 2 Spanish climb of 8.9 km and 424 m net gain, hiding a punishing 24.24% ramp behind a modest 4.78% average.
ProfileAlto de Pidria
A 8.9 km category 2 climb averaging 6.67%, ramping to 18.71% as it lifts you from 828 m to 1419 m.
ProfileAlto de la Carbonera
A category 2 Spanish climb: 8.8 km at 5.01% average, ramping to 10.18%, lifting you from 426 m to 869 m.
ProfilePuerto de El Cardoso
A data-driven profile of Puerto de El Cardoso, an 8.8 km Category 2 climb in Spain with 549 m of net gain and undulating terrain.
ProfileGrubeck
An 8.8 km Category 2 climb in Austria with a deceptive 6.22% average, hidden undulation, and a 21.62% ramp that dictates your gearing.
ProfilePuerto Carretero
A 8.7 km category 2 climb averaging 6.06%, rising 530 m from 618 m to a 1148 m summit with a brutal 15.38% pitch.
ProfileAlto de La Guaca
8.7 km at a steady 6% average, climbing 522 m from 996 m to a 1518 m summit with pitches spiking to 10.93%.
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