🇮🇸 Atlas
Islande
Chaque ascension, course et itinéraire que nous recensons en Islande, sur une seule carte.
- Cols
- 8
- Plus haut sommet
- 1055m· Vonarskarð
8 sur tout ce que nous avons répertorié ici. Appuie sur un repère pour l'ouvrir.
Le terrain de Islande
Chaque montée répertoriée du pays, positionnée selon sa longueur et sa pente.
- Plus haut sommet
- 1055m
- Vonarskarð
- Montée la plus longue
- 8.4km
- Vatnsskarð
- Ascension la plus raide
- 10.7%
- Axarvegur
Répartition des difficultés
- Cat. 1
- 3
- Cat. 2
- 1
- Cat 3
- 2
- Cat 4
- 2
Longueur en fonction du dénivelé
Iceland is not a country of endless ranked giants, and that is exactly what makes its climbing feel distinct. With 8 catalogued climbs and no hors categorie ascents, the challenge is less about stacking huge elevation numbers and more about how isolated, exposed efforts change the rhythm of a ride. The highest listed summit reaches 1055 metres, enough to make the terrain consequential without turning the trip into a pure altitude project.
The names tell the story of a climbing map built around scattered, memorable objectives rather than dense clusters: Námaskarð, Vonarskarð, Axarvegur, Fróðárheiði, Vatnsskarð, Oddsskarð, Víkurskarð, and Gönguskörð. That suits riders who like a destination where each climb has to be chosen deliberately. Iceland rewards planning, patience, and pacing - the climbs are few, but they matter.