Tajikistan

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Tajikistan

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

Climbs
4
Highest summit
4658m· Ak-Baital Pass
Routes
1

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Regions in Tajikistan

The terrain of Tajikistan

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

Highest summit
4658m
Ak-Baital Pass
Longest climb
46.1km
Nezatash Pass
Steepest climb
8.7%
Anzob Pass

Difficulty mix

Cat 1
1
Cat 2
3

Length against gradient

0% 3% 6% 9% 013253850Length (km)Ak-Baital Pass — 6.5 km, 5.9%, 365 m Kulma Pass — 29.2 km, 3.2%, 908 m Nezatash Pass — 46.1 km, 3.1%, 1410 m Anzob Pass — 3 km, 8.7%, 256 m
The 4 most prominent climbs in Tajikistan. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Tajikistan is a climbing destination measured in thin air and sheer remoteness. With two catalogued climbs and summits reaching 4,658 metres, this is high-altitude riding at its most uncompromising, where the road tips upward for kilometre after kilometre and the horizon stays stubbornly out of reach. None of the ascents here carry an hors catégorie label, yet the sustained altitude alone makes every pedal stroke a test of lungs and patience.

The two marquee climbs anchor the country's reputation. The Ak-Baital Pass is the crown jewel, a lung-searing haul into rarefied heights that leaves riders gasping for the summit. The Anzob Pass offers its own brand of punishment, a long grind through raw, weathered terrain. Together they define what it means to ride in Tajikistan: quiet, elevated, and utterly unforgiving.