Venezuela

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Venezuela

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

Climbs
6
Highest summit
4284m· Alto de Timotes
Routes
1

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Regions in Venezuela

The terrain of Venezuela

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

Highest summit
4284m
Alto de Timotes
Longest climb
55.4km
Alto del Arenal
Steepest climb
6.8%
Táchira depression

Difficulty mix

HC
4
Cat 1
1
Cat 2
1

Length against gradient

0% 3% 6% 9% 015304560Length (km)Alto de Timotes — 33.9 km, 5.7%, 2096 m Alto del Totumo — 53.3 km, 6.4%, 3688 m Alto de Ño León — 44.7 km, 4.6%, 2214 m Táchira depression — 10.4 km, 6.8%, 683 m Alto del Arenal — 55.4 km, 5.7%, 3363 m Alto del Loro — 15.2 km, 4.5%, 731 m
The 6 most prominent climbs in Venezuela. Color is category; the two ringed marks are the longest and the steepest.

Venezuela rewards riders who chase thin air and relentless gradients. Of its five catalogued climbs, three earn the fearsome hors catégorie label, and the highest summit tops out at a lung-searing 4,284 metres. The marquee ascent, Alto de Timotes, anchors a roster that rises through the country's Andean spine, where paved switchbacks give way to sweeping high-altitude views and the kind of sustained effort that defines a true bucket-list climb.

Beyond Alto de Timotes, the catalogue delivers variety and grit. Alto del Arenal and Alto de Ño León test legs with prolonged, unforgiving pitches, while the Táchira depression carves a dramatic contrast against the surrounding heights. Alto del Loro rounds out a compact but formidable collection. For climbers seeking altitude, isolation, and a genuine challenge far from crowded European cols, Venezuela offers a rare and demanding cycling destination.