Armenia

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Armenia

Every climb, race and route we hold in Armenia, on one map.

Climbs
8
Highest summit
3397m· Ayich'ingil Lerrnants'k'
Routes
1

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Regions in Armenia

The terrain of Armenia

Every cataloged climb in the country, plotted by how long it runs and how hard it bites.

Highest summit
3397m
Ayich'ingil Lerrnants'k'
Longest climb
34.9km
Ayich'ingil Lerrnants'k'
Steepest climb
11.8%
Selim mountain pass

Difficulty mix

HC
4
Cat 1
1
Cat 2
2
Cat 3
1

Length against gradient

0% 4% 8% 12% 010203040Length (km)Selim mountain pass — 10.5 km, 9.9%, 1010 m Selim mountain pass — 8.8 km, 11.8%, 1010 m Ayich'ingil Lerrnants'k' — 34.9 km, 7.8%, 2692 m Vorotan Pass — 15.8 km, 5.5%, 853 m Pereval Chambarakskiy — 25.7 km, 8.2%, 2051 m Kamir pass — 25 km, 3%, 723 m Karakhach mountain pass — 17.1 km, 3.7%, 618 m Jajurri Lerrnants’k’ — 8.6 km, 3.9%, 317 m
The 8 most prominent climbs in Armenia. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Armenia rewards riders who chase altitude, stacking its roads onto ridgelines that climb toward summits as high as 2576 m. The country's short but serious roster of three catalogued climbs punches well above its size, and one of them earns the fearsome hors catégorie rating reserved for the hardest ascents. This is thin-air, long-effort cycling, where the reward for grinding upward is a horizon that seems to open with every switchback.

The marquee efforts anchor any Armenian climbing trip. The Selim mountain pass is the headline test, a sustained haul that keeps the legs burning kilometre after kilometre. The Vorotan Pass and the Kamir pass round out the collection, each offering its own rhythm of gradient and elevation. Together they make Armenia a place where a small number of climbs delivers an outsized sense of accomplishment, well suited to riders seeking quiet roads and genuine vertical challenge.