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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
Iturburu mendatea
A 12.1 km category 3 grind averaging 3.82%, climbing 463 m from 91 m to a 554 m summit with pitches spiking to 8.77%.
ProfileColl de la Batalla
A 12 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a modest 4.05% average that hides steep ramps and 809 m of total ascent against only 485 m of net gain.
ProfileCollado de las Coronas
A 11.7 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a modest 3.24% average that hides steep ramps and 760 m of hidden descent along the way.
ProfileColl de Ca l'Amigó
A 11.7 km category 3 climb averaging 3.86%, rising 452 m from 265 m to a 717 m summit with a 12.89% sting near the top.
Profilecoll de Sant Bartomeu
A category 3 climb in Spain: 11.3 km, 3.21% average, 364 m of net gain and 478 m of total ascent over a rolling profile.
ProfileAlto de Vita
A 11.1 km category 3 climb averaging 3.19%, rising from 2481 m to 2836 m with pitches spiking to 15.82%.
ProfilePuerto de Arteta
A rolling 11.1 km category 3 ascent in Spain where 841 m of total climbing hides behind a modest 3.94% average.
ProfileColl del Gravat
Eleven kilometres of steady Spanish gradient, climbing from 19 m to 426 m at a manageable 3.69% average with pitches up to 8.13%.
ProfileCollado de Azorejo
A 10.8 km Category 3 Spanish climb whose gentle 3.57% average masks steep ramps and a rolling profile that demands smart pacing and low gearing.
ProfileAlto de São Jorge
A 10.8 km category 3 climb averaging 4.28%, rising from 60 m to 523 m for 463 m of net gain.
ProfilePort d'Albaida
A steady 10.6 km category 3 climb averaging 3.81%, rising from 206 m to a 611 m summit for 405 m of net gain.
ProfilePuerto del Carril
A 10.6 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a modest 3.26% average that masks a steep 17.12% ramp and undulating terrain demanding smart pacing.
ProfileCollado de la Amacolla
A 10.6 km category 3 climb averaging 3.95% and gaining 419 m to a summit at 925 m, with ramps that bite up to 10.09%.
ProfileAlto del Trigo
A 10.6 km category 3 climb averaging 4.14%, rising 438 m from 1141 m to a 1579 m summit with pitches spiking to 12.69%.
ProfileCollado de Halda
A 10.5 km Category 3 Spanish climb with a gentle 3.37% average that hides sharper ramps and constant undulation over its 355 m of net gain.
ProfileAlto de Santa Bárbara
A 10.5 km category 3 climb in Colombia with a modest 3.21% average that hides steep ramps and 223 m of hidden descent to fight through.
ProfileAlto del Hilo
A 10.4 km category-3 ascent climbing from 903 m to 1258 m at a steady 3.41% average, spiked by a 16.17% wall.
ProfileLa Eme
A 10.4 km category 3 grind averaging 4.06%, climbing 422 m from 583 m to a 1005 m summit with a stinging 10.58% max.
ProfileCastagnola Pass
A 10.4 km category-3 climb rising 409 m from 67 m to 476 m at a steady 3.94%, with pitches spiking to 13.33%.
ProfileGafluner Winterjöchle
A 10.3 km category 3 climb in Austria with a modest 4.03% average that hides steep ramps up to 21.65% and 485 m of hidden descent.
ProfileO Alto da Fontaneira
A 10.1 km category 3 climb averaging 4.44% that rises 447 m from 489 m to 936 m, with pitches touching 11.27%.
ProfileValico del Macerone
Ten kilometers, 354 meters of net gain, and a summit at 689 m — a steady category-3 climb with a lone 8.19% sting.
ProfileRothenfluh Passhöhe
A 10 km category 3 climb averaging 3.2%, lifting you 319 m from 339 m to a 658 m summit with a sharp 13.68% sting.
ProfileCollado de las Palomas
A 9.9 km Category 3 climb in Spain with heavy undulation — 902 m of total ascent for just 368 m of net gain.
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