Greece

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Greece

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

Climbs
7
Highest summit
1710m· Katara Pass
Routes
1

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Regions in Greece

The terrain of Greece

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

Highest summit
1710m
Katara Pass
Longest climb
25.9km
Katara Pass
Steepest climb
9.7%
Slimnitsa Pass

Difficulty mix

Cat 1
4
Cat 4
3

Length against gradient

0% 4% 8% 12% 08162432Length (km)Rupel Pass — 3 km, 5.1%, 127 m Rupel Pass — 2.5 km, 6.2%, 135 m Katara Pass — 25.9 km, 4.1%, 1083 m Klidi Pass — 4.5 km, 4%, 171 m Beli preseki — 19 km, 4.7%, 860 m Seli Ambelou pass — 15.2 km, 5.6%, 872 m Slimnitsa Pass — 6.6 km, 9.7%, 601 m
The 7 most prominent climbs in Greece. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Greece rewards climbers with roads that thread through mountain passes rather than assault soaring alpine walls. Across the country there are six catalogued climbs, none of them hors catégorie, with the highest summit reaching 1710 metres. That makes for a destination where the gradients are honest and sustained, the air thins gradually, and the effort is measured in patient kilometres rather than brutal ramps. It is climbing at a human scale, with long views opening across ridgelines as you gain height.

The marquee ascents give the country its character. The Katara Pass is the headline climb, joined by the Slimnitsa Pass, Beli preseki and the Seli Ambelou pass. The Klidi Pass and the Rupel Pass round out the set, carrying riders up toward the borderlands. Together these six climbs offer a compact but rewarding tour of Greek mountain roads, well suited to cyclists chasing quiet passes and a summit that tops out just past 1700 metres.