Pakistan

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Pakistan

Chaque ascension, course et itinéraire que nous recensons en Pakistan, sur une seule carte.

Cols
26
Plus haut sommet
5550m· Gondogoro Pass
Parcours
1

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Régions de Pakistan

Le terrain de Pakistan

Chaque montée répertoriée du pays, positionnée selon sa longueur et sa pente.

Plus haut sommet
5550m
Gondogoro Pass
Montée la plus longue
62km
Gondogoro Pass
Ascension la plus raide
12.7%
Darkot Pass

Répartition des difficultés

HC
12
Cat. 1
4
Cat. 2
5
Cat 3
3
Cat 4
2

Longueur en fonction du dénivelé

0% 5% 10% 15% 020406080Longueur (km)Khyber Pass — 7.8 km, 4.3%, 316 m Khyber Pass — 7.2 km, 4.7%, 316 m Babusar Pass — 35.7 km, 8.5%, 3009 m Shandur Pass — 13 km, 6.6%, 855 m Shandur Pass — 12 km, 7.2%, 855 m Gumal Pass — 37.6 km, 5%, 1198 m Malakand Pass — 2.8 km, 11.4%, 293 m Broghol — 2.8 km, 6.3%, 146 m Broghol — 3.2 km, 5.5%, 146 m Mustagh Pass — 16.3 km, 4.1%, 637 m Lowari Pass — 26.6 km, 7.2%, 1887 m Burzil Pass — 16.4 km, 7.7%, 1232 m Gondogoro Pass — 62 km, 3.8%, 2218 m Hispar Pass — 8.6 km, 7%, 583 m Khojak Pass — 27.4 km, 3.6%, 1122 m Karambar Pass — 3.6 km, 8.9%, 309 m Kohat Pass — 2 km, 4.5%, 69 m Naltar Pass — 45 km, 6.8%, 3032 m Chaprot Pass — 36.8 km, 5.3%, 1916 m Darkot Pass — 14.6 km, 12.7%, 1819 m Hayal Pass — 45 km, 6.8%, 3026 m Bashkaro Pass — 26.7 km, 6.2%, 1561 m Bichhar Pass — 25.1 km, 6.2%, 1530 m Badawi Pass — 19 km, 8.1%, 1527 m Shangla Pass — 22.4 km, 4.9%, 1073 m Ishkoman Aghost Pass — 5.1 km, 7.3%, 351 m
Les 26 ascensions les plus marquantes de Pakistan. La couleur indique la catégorie ; les deux points cerclés correspondent à la plus longue et à la plus raide.

Pakistan rewards riders who chase thin air and long, uncompromising gradients. Four catalogued climbs stake out this high-altitude country, with the summits reaching an astonishing 4,163 metres. The crown jewel is Babusar Pass, the sole hors categorie ascent here and the kind of relentless, oxygen-starved effort that defines a serious mountain challenge. It is a destination for cyclists who measure a ride not in kilometres but in vertical ambition.

Beyond that headline effort, the roster carries genuine variety. Shandur Pass climbs toward some of the loftiest tarmac you can turn a pedal on, while the storied Khyber Pass offers a ride steeped in the weight of the terrain it crosses. Broghol rounds out the collection with another remote, hard-won ascent. Together these four climbs make Pakistan a compact but formidable proving ground for anyone drawn to raw altitude and quiet, demanding roads.