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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
Alto de Ceroulas
6.3 km at a relentless 6.62% average, climbing 417 m from 46 m to 463 m with pitches biting up to 8.9%.
ProfileA Portela de Escourido
6.3 km at 7.14% average, ramping to 15.19%, lifting you 449 m from 381 m to a summit at 830 m.
ProfilePuerto Blanco
6.3 km at a relentless 7.48% average, ramping to 11.86% and lifting you 470 m to a 674 m summit.
ProfileChriegalppass
A 6.2 km category 2 climb averaging 6.81%, lifting you 424 m from 1841 m to a 2265 m summit already deep in the high mountains.
ProfilePasso Bidderdi
6.2 km at 6.78% with pitches to 9%, climbing from 45 m to 464 m for a net 419 m of vertical.
ProfileColl de Capsacosta
6.1 km at a punishing 8% average, gaining 491 m to a 866 m summit with ramps spiking to 28.44%.
ProfilePasso della Camonda
6.1 km at 7.83% average with a savage 19.33% max, hauling you from 236 m up to 713 m — a compact, relentless category 2.
ProfilePla del Fideuer
A 6 km Category 2 climb in Spain gaining 364 m net, with an undulating profile and a steep 18.18% ramp that demands smart pacing and gearing.
ProfileEzkisaroi Lepoa
Six kilometres at 5.96% averaging steadily upward, spiking to 12.27%, lifting you from 72 m to a 430 m summit for 358 m of net gain.
ProfileAlto de Palmira
A 6 km category-2 grind averaging 6.32%, climbing from 842 m to 1219 m with pitches biting up to 9.32%.
ProfileUrtzumeatza
Six kilometres at 6.01% averaging steady effort, rising from 72 m to 430 m with a savage 14.02% pinch waiting inside.
ProfileForcella Malbarc
A 5.8 km Category 2 climb averaging 6.36%, rising 368 m from 724 m to a 1092 m summit with a 12.72% sting.
ProfileAlto do Pousadoiro
A 5.8 km category 2 climb rising from 10 m to 372 m at a steady 6.27% average, with pitches touching 10.79%.
ProfileMendi Pagabe
A category 2 climb packing 388 m of net gain into 5.7 km at 6.82% average, with a savage 14.56% pitch waiting to break your rhythm.
ProfileLa Cruz de Bárcena
A relentless 5.7 km cat-2 wall averaging 6.14%, climbing 349 m of net gain from 67 m to a 416 m summit.
ProfileValico di Trensasco
A 5.6 km category-2 climb averaging 6.19% and spiking to 11.41%, hauling you 345 m from 42 m up to 387 m.
ProfileForcella Ronce
A relentless 5.5 km category-2 wall averaging 7.57%, spiking to 15.08% as it climbs from 785 m to 1199 m.
ProfileMänziwilegg
A 5.4 km Swiss category-2 grind averaging 6.28%, climbing 338 m from 574 m to a 912 m summit with a punchy 8.24% max.
ProfilePasso La Crocetta
A relentless 5.3 km wall averaging 8.53%, kicking to 11.12% and climbing 450 m to a 484 m summit.
ProfileValico di Sant'Antonio
A 5.2 km wall averaging 8.21% and spiking to 13.5%, hauling you 425 m up from 221 m to 646 m.
ProfileAlto los Cándanos
A relentless category 2 climb: 5.2 km at 7.25% average, ramping to 8.87%, hauling you from 53 m to a 428 m summit.
ProfileAlto de Los Cruces
A relentless 5.1 km category-2 wall averaging 7.66% and spiking to 13.03%, gaining 392 m from 295 m up to 687 m.
ProfileValico della Valletta
A 5 km category 2 grind averaging 7.26%, climbing 362 m from 88 m to 450 m with a punishing 14% pitch.
ProfileAlto de Quimarí
5 km at 8.9% with ramps hitting 27.62% — Alto de Quimarí lifts you 441 m from 143 m to a 584 m summit.
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