Portugal

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Portugal

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

Climbs
17
Highest summit
1234m· Alto de Vaires
Routes
1

18 of everything we hold here. Tap a pin to open it.

Regions in Portugal

The terrain of Portugal

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

Highest summit
1234m
Alto de Vaires
Longest climb
28.1km
Alto de São Jorge
Steepest climb
11.3%
Encumeada

Difficulty mix

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

Length against gradient

0% 4% 8% 12% 08162432Length (km)Puerto de Leixões — 1.2 km, 7.5%, 30 m Cementerio del Alto de São João — 1 km, 7.3%, 44 m Encumeada — 8.3 km, 11.3%, 1099 m Boca dos Namorados — 12.6 km, 8.3%, 1278 m Alto de Trevim — 23.3 km, 4.8%, 1132 m Alto de Miudeiros — 15.4 km, 5.6%, 839 m Alto de Vila Lobos — 13 km, 7.8%, 973 m Alto de São Jorge — 28.1 km, 3.1%, 941 m Alto de Santa Cruz — 18.7 km, 3.9%, 731 m Alto de Ceias — 9.7 km, 4.8%, 453 m Alto de São Tiago — 7.1 km, 5.7%, 372 m Alto de Ceroulas — 6.3 km, 6.6%, 391 m Alto de Pinheiro — 4.3 km, 7.2%, 290 m Alto de Vaires — 13.3 km, 3%, 485 m Alto de São Jorge — 10.8 km, 4.3%, 434 m Alto de Choupinho — 9.4 km, 3.5%, 308 m Alto de Vila Verde — 6.7 km, 3.6%, 220 m
The 17 most prominent climbs in Portugal. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Portugal rewards climbers with a compact but serious collection of ascents: 14 catalogued climbs, three of them ranked hors catégorie, the toughest tier a road can earn. The high point tops out at 1,234 metres, a summit that demands patience on the way up and delivers wide, hard-won views at the crest. It is a country where a single day of riding can swing from long, grinding gradients to punchy walls that test your legs without warning.

The marquee names read like a rider's tick list. Alto de Vila Lobos, Alto de Trevim, and Alto de Miudeiros anchor the mainland's steepest days, while Encumeada, Boca dos Namorados, and Alto de Santa Cruz offer their own relentless pitches. Whether you chase the three hors catégorie beasts or simply string together the catalogued climbs at your own pace, Portugal makes a genuine destination for anyone who lives for the road tilting upward.