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Poland

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

Climbs: 36
Highest summit: 1885m· Dudowa Przełęcz
Races: 3
Routes: 3

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Regions in Poland

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The terrain of Poland

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

Highest summit: 1885m; Dudowa Przełęcz
Longest climb: 23km; Brána
Steepest climb: 7.5%; Przełęcz Kocierska

Difficulty mix

Cat 1: 6
Cat 2: 14
Cat 3: 13
Cat 4: 3

Length against gradient

The 36 most prominent climbs in Poland. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Poland rewards riders who prefer their climbing without crowds. With four catalogued ascents and a high point of 1287 metres, this is a country of approachable, honest gradients rather than punishing extremes — none of the climbs here reach hors catégorie. That makes Poland an inviting destination for cyclists who want the rhythm of a sustained pass without the fear of the numbers, all set against forested hills and quiet border roads.

The marquee efforts trace a route across the country's varied uplands. Karkonosze Pass and Jugowska Pass anchor the west with their wooded, rolling character, while Kubalonka Pass draws riders toward the southern highlands. Further along, Dukla Pass offers a steady, scenic haul that rounds out the catalogue. Together these four climbs give Poland a distinct identity: measured, welcoming, and made for the rider who savours the ascent as much as the summit.