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
Latterfußsattel
A 9.8 km Category 3 Austrian climb with a modest 4.3% average that hides real undulation and one steep ramp.
ProfileA Sela d'Entorcisa
A 9.7 km category 3 grind averaging 4.23%, climbing from 21 m to 433 m with ramps that bite at 11.39%.
ProfilePuerto de San Vicente (mountain pass)
A 9.6 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a modest 3.87% average that hides steep ramps and 162 m of rolling extra ascent.
ProfileManzanal mountain pass
A 9.5 km Category 3 climb in Spain with 331 m of net gain but 488 m of total ascent — an undulating effort that punishes even-speed pacing.
ProfileElorritxueta
A 9.5 km category 3 climb rising from 4 m to 410 m, averaging 4.27% with pitches touching 12.6%.
ProfilePuerto del Castillo
A 9.5 km category 3 climb averaging 3.75%, rising from 537 m to 892 m for 355 m of net gain, with a 10.02% sting.
ProfileAlto de Choupinho
A steady 9.4 km category 3 climb rising 324 m from 247 m to 571 m at an even 3.46% average, never steeper than 5.46%.
ProfileCyuru Pass
Nine kilometres of steady climbing at 4.23%, lifting you 382 m from 1431 m to a 1813 m summit with pitches touching 9.38%.
ProfileAlto de los Rebollares
A 8.9 km category-3 climb rising 381 m at a steady 4.26% average, with a sharp 13.6% sting hidden in the middle.
ProfileAlto de La Gloria
A steady 8.9 km category 3 grind climbing 324 m at just 3.65% average, never spiking past a gentle 4.98%.
ProfilePuerto de Oro
A 8.8 km category 3 climb averaging 3.91%, lifting you 346 m from 414 m to a 760 m summit.
ProfileColl de Lilla
A short but deceptively lumpy Category 3 climb in Spain, gaining 387 m of net elevation across 8.7 km with 509 m of total ascent.
ProfileColla della Giacobba
A category 3 climb: 8.6 km at 3.99%, rising from 389 m to 731 m with a 342 m gain and a 9.13% pinch.
ProfileCollado Ancho
A data-driven profile of Collado Ancho, a 8.5 km category 3 climb in Spain with a deceptive average gradient and 296 m of hidden rolling ascent.
ProfileCollado de Sancho Leza
A category 3 Spanish climb over 8.5 km with 348 m net gain but 512 m of total ascent — the undulation is the real story.
ProfileErreniegako mendilerroa
8.3 km at 3.98% lifts you from 352 m to 681 m — a steady 329 m gain with pitches touching 8.76%.
ProfileColl del Pla
A steady 8.3 km category 3 climb rising 315 m at 3.81% average, with a sharp 8.31% pitch waiting in the mix.
ProfileLa Faya de los Lobos
A 8.2 km category 3 climb averaging 4.48%, rising 366 m from 275 m to 641 m with a punchy 12.82% max.
ProfilePuerto del Bellotar
A steady 8.1 km category 3 climb averaging 4.92%, lifting you 396 m from 856 m to a 1252 m summit.
ProfileTrabakua
A steady 8 km category-3 climb rising from 94 m to 400 m, averaging 3.85% with a bite of 9.72% near its steepest.
ProfileMauthnereck
A 7.9 km Category 3 Austrian climb whose gentle 4.3% average hides steep ramps and 166 m of hidden descent that reshape how you pace it.
ProfileCollado de Puerto Infante
A 7.8 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a deceptively rolling profile and short steep ramps that demand even-effort pacing.
ProfilePasso del Bacio
A 7.7 km category 3 climb averaging 4.4%, rising from 21 m to 358 m for 337 m of net gain with a sharp 11.03% pinch.
ProfileForcellino di Bianzano
A 7.6 km category 3 grind climbing 365 m from 302 m to 667 m, averaging 4.81% with a stinging 13.85% max.
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