Molas Pass is a 10.6 km Category 3 climb in Colorado that starts above 2,900 m and tops out at 3,335 m. Moderate average gradients hide some sharp punchy ramps.

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Inunaki Pass

A 10.6 km Category 3 climb in Japan where a gentle 3.18% average hides 705 m of total ascent and a brutal 23.7% ramp.

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Colle di Avendita

A practical Colle di Avendita cycling climb profile, with pacing guidance for its 10.5 km length, 3.72% average gradient, and 10.7% maximum ramps.

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Col du Louschbach

A 9.7 km Category 3 climb in France with a deceptive average gradient of 4.12% that hides a savage 18.52% maximum pitch. Here's how to pace it.

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Bihoro Pass

A steady 9 km category 3 climb in Japan, Bihoro Pass rewards controlled pacing more than explosive climbing.

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Gollersattel

Gollersattel is an 8.7 km Category 3 climb in Austria with a modest 4.05% average that hides steep pitches and 182 m of undulation.

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Alto del Perdón

A data-driven profile of Spain's Alto del Perdón: 8.6 km at 3.57% average, with 145 m of hidden undulation that reshapes how you should pace it.

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Vatnsskarð

A practical Vatnsskarð cycling climb profile with pacing, gearing, and gradient notes based on its 8.4 km length and 4.02% average grade.

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Szarcula Pass

A practical pacing and gearing guide to Szarcula Pass, an 8.2 km category 3 climb in Poland averaging 3.87% with ramps up to 8.16%.

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Highwood Pass

An 8.1 km Category 3 climb through the Canadian Rockies, Highwood Pass rises 363 m at a steady 4.46% average with a 9.77% max — manageable but never trivial.

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Portilla de la Canda

A category 3 Spanish climb of 8 km gaining 292 m net, where 451 m of total ascent reveals rolling terrain that punishes a flat pacing plan.

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Pretalsattel

A 7.8 km Category 3 climb in Austria with a deceptively modest 4.4% average that hides an undulating profile and one very steep ramp.

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Col de la Moréno

A Category 3 climb in France: 7.8 km at 4.05% average gradient with a 315 m net gain. Manageable overall, but a 9.24% maximum gradient demands attention.

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Haselrast

A 7.8 km Category 3 climb in Austria whose gentle 3.96% average masks a steep 19.25% ramp and 216 m of hidden re-climbing.

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Puerto de Menga

A 7.7 km Category 3 climb in Spain with a gentle 3.93% average that hides sharp ramps and rolling terrain demanding smart pacing.

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Collado de La Foradada

A 7.7 km category 3 climb in Spain where a modest 4.82% average hides steep ramps and 275 m of hidden extra ascent.

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Porters Pass

A 7.3 km Category 3 climb in New Zealand with a 373 m net gain but 608 m of total ascent, meaning the profile rolls rather than climbs cleanly.

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Kernhofer Gscheid Pass

A Category 3 Austrian climb of 7.2 km at 4.56% average gradient, with a sting of 12.73% at its steepest. Manageable overall, but the gradient spikes demand attention.

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Col du Hantz

A Category 3 climb in France spanning 7 km with a 3.91% average gradient and a 275 m net elevation gain — deceptively varied, with pockets of 11.86% demanding sharp pacing discipline.

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Đèo Prenn

7 km of steady climbing at 4.46%, rising 313 m from 1087 m to a 1400 m summit — a category 3 rhythm test.

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Puerto del Suspiro del Moro

A steady category 3 climb in Spain: 7 km at 4.86%, with a controlled gradient that rewards pacing discipline more than brute force.

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Dienten Saddle

A 7 km Category 3 climb in Austria averaging 5.21% with a 11.3% max gradient. Manageable but not trivial — here's how the gradient unfolds and how to pace it.

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Col de Font-de-Cère

A deceptive Category 3 climb in the French highlands. The Col de Font-de-Cère averages just 4.39% over 6.9 km but hides a savage 26.49% maximum ramp that demands careful pacing.

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