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
Collado del Muchacho
A 7.4 km Category 2 climb in Spain averaging 6.14% with an undulating profile that demands smart pacing and low gearing.
ProfilePasso dei Branchi
7.3 km at 6.99% with ramps hitting 18.71%, climbing from 237 m to 747 m for 510 m of net gain.
ProfileValico della Mola
7.3 km at 6.38% average, spiking to 9.67%, climbing 464 m from 189 m to a 653 m summit.
ProfileZudaireko mendate berria
A 7.2 km category 2 climb rising 404 m from 508 m to 912 m at a steady 5.58% average, peaking at 7.88%.
ProfilePasso Le Crocette
A relentless 7.2 km category-2 grind averaging 6.59% with a 10.73% sting, hauling you from 22 m to 497 m.
Profileel Puerto del Hombre
A 7.2 km category 2 climb averaging 5.36%, rising from 85 m to 469 m with a brutal 14.99% pinch waiting to test your legs.
ProfileValico la Croce
7.1 km at 5.65% average, ramping to 11.97%, lifting you 400 m from a 146 m start to a 546 m summit.
ProfileAlto de São Tiago
7.1 km at 5.65%, climbing from 64 m to 464 m with a stinging 13.34% ramp waiting to break your rhythm.
ProfilePortillo Gamizarrate
7.1 km at 5.75% average with a 10.97% sting, climbing from 582 m to 989 m for 407 m of net gain.
ProfileAlto de Arauca
Seven kilometers averaging 7.16%, climbing from 814 m to 1317 m with a brutal 19% pitch waiting in the middle.
ProfileRicken
Seven kilometres at a steady 5.8%, climbing from 407 m to 814 m with a stiff 9.09% pitch to keep you honest.
ProfileJoz Pass
A 7 km Category 2 climb in Spain with a 7.37% average, a 19.16% ramp, and 288 m of hidden extra ascent that punishes a flat pacing plan.
ProfileLa crocetta
Seven kilometres at 6.97% average, ramping to 14.06%, lifting you from 1174 m to a 1659 m summit.
ProfilePasso del Castello Vecchio
A relentless 6.9 km wall averaging 7.19% that hauls you from 39 m to 538 m, with a 12.52% sting waiting to break your rhythm.
ProfileAlto de Pavas
A 6.9 km category 2 grind at a steady 6.04% average, climbing from 305 m to 723 m for 418 m of net gain.
ProfilePreinecksattel
A 6.9 km Category 2 climb in Austria with a deceptive 6.78% average that masks a 26.73% ramp and 155 m of hidden re-climbing.
ProfileStallertörl
A 6.7 km Category 2 climb in Austria whose 418 m net gain hides 680 m of total ascent — an undulating effort demanding smart pacing and low gears.
ProfilePuerto de Fates
A 6.6 km Category 2 climb in Spain rising 454 m from sea level, with sharp ramps and 160 m of hidden descent that break up any steady rhythm.
ProfilePasso Ciola
A punchy 6.6 km category-2 wall averaging 6.71% and spiking to 12.33%, climbing 444 m from base to summit.
ProfileJaizkibel Mendatea
A 6.6 km wall averaging 6.86% and spiking to 10.21%, hauling you from 2 m to 452 m for 450 m of net gain.
ProfilePuerto de Miravete
A 6.5 km category 2 Spanish climb whose 245 m of undulation makes it harder than its 5.68% average suggests.
ProfileAlto del Toro
A 6.5 km category 2 climb averaging 6.56%, rising from 1378 m to 1802 m with a punchy 12.45% ramp.
ProfileBidania mendatea
A 6.4 km category 2 climb averaging 6.72%, spiking to 9.64%, lifting you 431 m from 83 m to a 514 m summit.
ProfileGenna Sartania
6.4 km at a relentless 6.63% average, climbing 423 m from 40 m to 463 m with a stinging 9.06% max — a true Category 2 test.
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