Bibliothèque des cols
Les ascensions célèbres du cyclisme
Profils détaillés des cols qui font la légende du cyclisme — longueur, pente moyenne, dénivelé, historique des courses et conseils d'allure.
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Col des Lèques
A 6.9 km Category 3 climb in France with an average gradient of 4.92% and a savage 19.77% maximum spike. Here's how the Col des Lèques actually rides.
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Puerto de Sixto
A practical guide to the Puerto de Sixto cycling climb in Mexico, with pacing, gradient, and gearing notes for its steady 6.8 km profile.
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col du Paradis
A Category 3 French climb stretching 6.6 km at 4.33% average gradient, with a punchy 11.65% maximum. Manageable overall, but the spikes demand attention.
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Loup Loup Pass
A Category 3 climb in Washington State, Loup Loup Pass covers 6.6 km at a 4.14% average gradient with a max pitch of 10.46% — steady enough to reward consistent pacing.
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Glengesh Pass
A practical Glengesh Pass cycling climb profile, with pacing and gearing notes for its 6.6 km rise to 272 m.
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Horseshoe Pass
A 6.6 km Category 3 climb in Wales with a deceptive average gradient of 4.04% that hides a 17% maximum ramp. Here's how the road actually unfolds.
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Col des Croix
A 6.1 km Category 3 climb in France with a 4.47% average gradient that hides a brutal 18.55% maximum pitch. Here's how the numbers break down.
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Washington pass
A 5.9 km Category 3 climb averaging 4.84% with punchy ramps to 10.52% — Washington Pass rewards steady pacing and rewards riders who read its gradient shifts early.
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Hidaka Pass
A Category 3 climb in Japan, Hidaka Pass covers 5.5 km at 4.4% average gradient with a sharp 12.89% maximum — manageable for most riders but with a sting in the tail.
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Huta Pass
A steady 5.3 km category 3 climb rising 291 m at a 5.46% average, topping out at 544 m.
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Paso de la Parota
A practical profile of the Paso de la Parota cycling climb in Mexico: 5.3 km at 5.1%, with steady pacing more important than explosive climbing.
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Kowarska mountain pass
A practical pacing guide to the Kowarska mountain pass cycling climb, a 5.2 km category 3 ascent in Poland with a steady average and sharper ramps.
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Buchauer Sattel
A Category 3 Austrian climb with a deceptively sharp 16% maximum gradient hidden within an otherwise moderate 5% average. Here's how to pace it smart.
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Alto de Navarro (Mesa del Madroño)
A practical pacing and gearing guide to the Alto de Navarro (Mesa del Madroño) cycling climb in Mexico.
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Saanenmöser
A steady 4.2 km category 3 climb rising 233 m to 1267 m at 5.56%, with a stiffest ramp of 7.86%.
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Qafë Morinë
A compact category 3 Albanian climb: 3.6 km at 6.27%, with a narrow gap between average and maximum gradient.
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Pen-y-Pass
A 3.6 km category 3 climb in Great Britain with 205 m of net gain and enough undulation to punish a careless pacing plan.
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Lilpela Pass
A compact category 3 climb: 3.2 km at 6.37%, with enough steepness to punish poor pacing before the summit.
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Lilpela Pass
A punchy 3.2 km category 3 climb averaging 6.5%, ramping to 12.16% as it lifts you from 286 m to 492 m.
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Puerto de Casitas
A compact Category 3 climb in MX: 3 km at 7.04%, with enough pitch variation to punish riders who start too hard.
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Passo San Giovanni
Short and sharp: 3 km at 7.01% average, spiking to 10.15%, hauling you from 66 m to 275 m for 209 m of net gain.
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Abel Erasmus Pass
A compact category 3 climb in South Africa: 3 km at 7.06%, with a steady profile that rewards controlled pacing from the first ramp.
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Cù Mông Pass
A practical profile of Cù Mông Pass, a short Category 3 climb in VN with a steady 6.24% average gradient over 3 km.
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Puerto de Tazacorte
A short Spanish category 3 climb with 2.8 km at 7.17%, where disciplined pacing matters more than waiting for recovery.
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