Argentina

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Argentina

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

Climbs
25
Highest summit
4951m· Abra del Acay
Routes
1

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Regions in Argentina

The terrain of Argentina

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

Highest summit
4951m
Abra del Acay
Longest climb
91km
Agua Negra Pass
Steepest climb
11.2%
Paso Peña Negra

Difficulty mix

HC
6
Cat 1
5
Cat 2
5
Cat 3
5
Cat 4
4

Length against gradient

0% 4% 8% 12% 0255075100Length (km)Abra del Acay — 23.1 km, 4.5%, 1024 m Cardenal Antonio Samoré Pass — 27.2 km, 3.6%, 1026 m Agua Negra Pass — 91 km, 3%, 2786 m Pino Hachado Pass — 17.8 km, 4.5%, 785 m Pino Hachado Pass — 17.7 km, 4.6%, 804 m Paso de Indios — 1.8 km, 4.4%, 62 m Paso de Indios — 1.8 km, 4.4%, 62 m Paso Socompa — 5.9 km, 3.4%, 190 m Alto de las Juntas — 35.1 km, 4.2%, 1470 m Lilpela Pass — 3.2 km, 6.4%, 165 m Lilpela Pass — 3.2 km, 6.5%, 165 m Paso de Guana — 74.1 km, 4.8%, 3591 m Paso de Los Patos — 72.7 km, 4.7%, 3651 m Paso del Planchón — 28.5 km, 5%, 1431 m Paso de Buta Mallín — 8.7 km, 4.5%, 366 m Paso Peña Negra — 14 km, 11.2%, 1545 m Paso de las Nubes — 7.2 km, 9.4%, 641 m Termas de Copahue — 29.4 km, 3.1%, 864 m Marconi pass — 5.4 km, 6.1%, 311 m Paso Huemul — 5.4 km, 4.6%, 230 m Paso Río Don Guillermo — 2.1 km, 4.5%, 80 m Paso de los Teatinos — 46.1 km, 6.2%, 2862 m Paso de Mondaca — 46.1 km, 6.2%, 2907 m Paso de las Ojotas — 17.5 km, 6%, 1015 m Paso de Reigolil — 14.4 km, 4.1%, 598 m
The 25 most prominent climbs in Argentina. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Argentina rewards the patient climber with high, thin-aired ascents that reach a staggering 4951 metres above sea level. None of its seven catalogued climbs carry an hors catégorie rating, yet the sheer altitude tells its own story: this is a place where the road climbs far higher than the muscle-burning gradients of Europe, and where the challenge is measured as much by the sky as by the slope.

The marquee ascents span the country's dramatic range of terrain. Abra del Acay and Paso Socompa push riders toward the highest reaches of the catalogue, while Paso del Planchón, Pino Hachado Pass and Lilpela Pass thread through mountain crossings that link one valley to the next. Alto de las Juntas rounds out a collection built for cyclists who want long, remote days in the saddle and the quiet satisfaction of topping out somewhere genuinely high.