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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Puerto de Palamós
A 6.5 km category 4 climb rising 209 m from 75 m to 284 m, averaging 3.21% with a 7.08% sting.
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Bannock Pass
A short, gently graded Category 4 climb in the US with mild undulation over its 6.4 km, gaining 246 m to a 2,333 m summit.
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Hakka Pass
A short category 4 climb in Japan where the modest average gradient hides a punchy 18.52% ramp and a lot of undulation over its 6.4 km.
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Hogsback Pass
A measured profile of Hogsback Pass, a 5.8 km Category 4 climb in South Africa with a modest average gradient and sharper ramps.
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Dujava
A measured profile of the Dujava cycling climb in SK: 5.6 km at 3.62%, with enough sharper gradient to punish poor pacing.
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Hengstlsattel
A practical profile of Hengstlsattel, a short Austrian category 4 climb with modest average gradient but enough ramp to punish lazy pacing.
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Colle della Cremosina
A steady 5.3 km category 4 warm-up climbing 195 m at 3.65% average, with pitches touching 7.02% to keep you honest.
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Dyrskar
Dyrskar is a 5.3 km Norwegian Category 4 climb starting at 975 m elevation, averaging 3.86% with a max gradient of 11.57%. Deceptively varied terrain demands careful pacing.
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Paso de Condor
A short, high-altitude drag: 5.1 km at 3.2% averaging, topping out at 3901 m after just 164 m of net climbing.
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Bärenrisssattel
A short Category 4 Austrian climb whose gentle 3.67% average hides repeated ramps and 119 m of extra ascent tucked into its undulations.
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Klidi Pass
Klidi Pass is a short, steady category 4 climb in Greece: 4.5 km at 4.01%, with a 4.95% maximum gradient.
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Trough of Bowland
A practical pacing and gearing guide to the Trough of Bowland cycling climb, a 4.5 km Category 4 ascent in GB with a steady but meaningful gradient.
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Sychnant Pass
A Category 4 climb in North Wales spanning 4.2 km with 137 m of net elevation gain. Deceptively varied terrain with a max gradient of 10.74% keeps riders honest on the upper slopes.
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Cuesta de Zapata
A practical guide to the Cuesta de Zapata cycling climb in Chile: 4.2 km at 4.69%, with pacing and gearing notes for a steady category 4 ascent.
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Cuesta de Chada
A 4.1 km category 4 climb averaging 4.54%, rising from 414 m to 600 m for 186 m of steady, rideable gain.
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Col de Lizuniaga
A tidy 4.1 km category-4 climb rising 172 m at a steady 4.23% — never savage, but always working.
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Kesselberg (Bavaria)
A compact Category 4 climb in Bavaria: 4 km at 4.65%, with a controlled gradient that rewards steady pacing over big surges.
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Puerto de Zaldiaran
A 3.8 km category 4 climb rising 175 m from 512 m to 687 m at a steady 4.62% average, topping out at 6.41%.
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Col de Saales
A short, accessible Category 4 climb in France. Col de Saales runs 3.5 km at 3.7% average gradient with a max pitch of 9.79% — manageable for most riders but worth knowing before you arrive.
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Srbski Klanac
A practical profile of Srbski Klanac, a 3.2km Category 4 climb in HR with a steady mid-gradient character and a 6.99% maximum pitch.
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collado de Balaguer
A short 3 km climb rising from just 6 m to 139 m, averaging 4.39% with a max of 5.79% — a brisk, punchy warm-up effort.
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Phu Nam Ron
A short 3 km category 4 climb rising 116 m at a steady 3.88% average, with a max pitch of 6.68%.
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Chivela Pass
A short, steady category 4 climb in Mexico: 2.9 km at 3.66%, topping out at 182 m with a maximum gradient of 4.2%.
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Newfound Gap
A Category 4 climb in the US Smokies, Newfound Gap covers 2.3 km at 4.44% average gradient with a punchy 11.44% maximum pitch. Short but deceptive.
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