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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3839 climbs
Forcellino 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.
ProfileCima Dante
A 7.6 km category 3 climb averaging 4.37%, rising from 59 m to 390 m for 331 m of net gain.
ProfileColl del Canadell
A 7.4 km category 3 climb averaging 4.54%, rising 338 m from 12 m to 350 m with a wall touching 17.24%.
ProfileCollsacreu
A 7.2 km category 3 Spanish climb rising from sea level to 350m, with rolling terrain that adds 128m of hidden climbing.
ProfileCollet d'en Figueres
A 7.1 km category 3 climb averaging 4.48%, rising from 43 m to 363 m for 320 m of net gain and a 18.44% sting.
ProfileSattler
A 7.1 km Category 3 climb in Austria whose gentle 5.03% average hides sharp ramps and 129 m of hidden climbing from rolling terrain.
ProfileGeyersattel
A 7.1 km category 3 climb in Austria with a modest 4.64% average that hides a punchy 16.31% ramp and 150 m of hidden re-climbing.
ProfilePorto do Curro
A steady 7.1 km category 3 climb that gains 268 m at a manageable 3.79% average, topping out at 811 m.
ProfilePuerto de Oncala
A 7 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a 4.51% average, an 11.19% steepest ramp, and enough undulation to reward smart pacing.
ProfileToter Mann
A 6.9 km Category 3 climb in Austria where 111 m of hidden re-climbing turns a modest 4.74% average into a harder day than the profile suggests.
ProfilePuerto de Oka
A 6.8 km category 3 climb averaging 4.46%, rising 305 m to a 662 m summit with a sharp 17.44% sting.
ProfilePortillo del Lobo
6.7 km at 5.46% average, ramping to 14.53%, climbing 363 m to a 945 m summit — a category 3 test of steady rhythm.
ProfileColle di Capodacqua
A 6.6 km category 3 climb rising 268 m from 257 m to 525 m at a steady 4.04% average, with a 12.79% sting.
ProfilePuerto del Mojón
6.6 km at 4.72% averages, rising 310 m from 489 m to 799 m — a steady category 3 test that tops out at 7%.
ProfileAlto de la Butrera
A 6.5 km category 3 climb rising 344 m from 573 m to 917 m at 5.26% average, spiking to 10.44%.
ProfileAlto del Diablo
A 7.4 km Category 3 climb in Colombia with a deceptive 4.52% average, a steep 14.99% ramp, and 207 m of hidden undulation.
ProfileMojón Largo
6.2 km at 5.41% averaged, spiking to 11.94%, lifting you 336 m from 290 m to a 626 m summit.
ProfileAlto de la Palmilla
A 6.2 km category 3 climb rising from 61 m to 326 m at a steady 4.27% average, with a sharp 13% sting hidden inside.
ProfileEgg
A steady 6.2 km Category 3 climb rising 260 m from 596 m to 856 m at a 4.21% average, peaking at 7.29%.
ProfilePortillo de Larrea
6.1 km at 5.47% with a 12.48% sting near the top, lifting you 334 m from 292 m to a 626 m summit.
ProfileCollet de la Portella
6.1 km at 4.94% average lifts you from 273 m to 574 m — a steady category 3 haul with a 11.42% sting hidden inside.
ProfileAmpferehöchi
A 6.1 km category 3 climb averaging 4.57%, rising from 303 m to 580 m for 277 m of net gain topped by a 7.79% pitch.
ProfileAlto de Mulatos
A 6 km category 3 climb rising 291 m at 4.83% average, with a punchy 7.67% max ramp from 97 m to 388 m.
ProfileColle di Sant`Ambrogio
A 6 km category 3 climb averaging 4.54%, rising 272 m from 254 m to 526 m with pitches touching 7.72%.
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