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Bosnia & Herzegovina

Every climb, race and route we hold in Bosnia & Herzegovina, on one map.

Climbs: 3
Highest summit: 1298m· Čemerno
Routes: 1

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Regions in Bosnia & Herzegovina

Dinaric Alps1

The terrain of Bosnia & Herzegovina

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

Highest summit: 1298m; Čemerno
Longest climb: 12.6km; Makljen
Steepest climb: 6.1%; Makljen

Difficulty mix

Cat 1: 1
Cat 2: 2

Length against gradient

The 3 most prominent climbs in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Bosnia and Herzegovina rewards riders who love quiet roads and rugged scenery. Our catalogue lists three climbs here, none of them hors catégorie, which makes the country an approachable destination for anyone building endurance without facing the most brutal gradients. The high point reaches 1,298 metres, a summit that opens up long views over folded ridges and forested valleys, earned through steady, honest climbing rather than punishing extremes.

The marquee ascents are Makljen, Čemerno, and Kupreška vrata, each a chance to test your legs on roads that see far less traffic than the crowded passes elsewhere. Whether you tackle all three or single one out, these climbs offer a genuine mountain experience in a corner of Europe that rewards the curious. Pack for changeable weather, settle into a rhythm, and let the terrain carry you upward.