
🇨🇱 Atlas
Chili
Chaque ascension, course et itinéraire que nous recensons en Chili, sur une seule carte.
- Cols
- 68
- Plus haut sommet
- 4755m· San Francisco Pass
- Parcours
- 1
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Régions de Chili
Le terrain de Chili
Chaque montée répertoriée du pays, positionnée selon sa longueur et sa pente.
- Plus haut sommet
- 4755m
- San Francisco Pass
- Montée la plus longue
- 93.4km
- Paso de Puentecillas
- Ascension la plus raide
- 17.1%
- Alto de las Minas
Répartition des difficultés
- HC
- 13
- Cat. 1
- 11
- Cat. 2
- 15
- Cat 3
- 13
- Cat 4
- 16
Longueur en fonction du dénivelé
Chile is a climber's country stretched thin against the Andes, where roads tilt upward toward some of the highest paved passes in the Americas. Its 20 catalogued climbs range from long, steady grinds to two punishing hors catégorie ascents, with the highest summit topping out at a lung-searing 4755 m. Thin air, big skies, and relentless gradients make this a destination for riders who want their suffering measured in altitude as much as distance.
The marquee efforts read like a tour of the cordillera's great gateways. The Uspallata Pass and Paso Internacional Los Libertadores carry you toward the spine of the range, while San Francisco Pass, Pircas Negras Pass, and Paso de Jama climb into stark, high-desert emptiness. Further south, Carirriñe Pass offers a greener contrast. Together they define a climbing landscape built on scale, solitude, and the raw pull of the mountains.