Libreria delle salite
Le salite più famose del ciclismo
Profili dettagliati delle salite che definiscono questo sport — lunghezza, pendenza media, dislivello, storia delle corse e consigli sul ritmo.
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Irkeshtam Pass
A short, steady category 3 climb in KG, with 2.6 km at 6.41% and a narrow gradient range that rewards pacing discipline.
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Puerto de Palombera
A short, steep profile of Puerto de Palombera, with pacing and gearing notes for a 2.2 km climb averaging 9.08%.
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Port de Sant Miquel
A brutally short 1.5 km wall averaging 8.97% and spiking to 12.73%, climbing from just 6 m to a 139 m summit.
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Puerto de la Cruz
A short, steep Category 3 climb in Mexico where the main challenge is managing torque and pacing over 1.1 km.
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Bwlch y Groes
Bwlch y Groes is a Welsh mountain pass with an 8.5 km approach, a deceptive 3.4% average gradient, and a savage 19.43% maximum that demands careful pacing and low gearing.
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Kurikara Pass
A rolling 8.3 km Category 4 climb in Japan where 158 m of hidden ascent turns a gentle average gradient into a real effort.
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Wasserfluh Pass
A short Category 4 Swiss climb whose gentle 3.17% average hides a punchy 17% ramp and 146 m of hidden climbing.
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Col de Sainte-Marie
A 7.9 km category-4 climb rising 263 m at 3.33% average, with a stinging 14.58% pitch waiting to catch anyone who dozes off.
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Col de Couz
A deceptively uneven Cat 4 climb in France. Col de Couz averages just 3.38% over 6.9 km but hides a 21.91% maximum gradient that demands careful pacing and gearing.
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Col de Jambaz
A category 4 climb in France spanning 6.7 km at an average gradient of 3.18%, with a maximum pitch of 9.17%. Manageable for most riders, but the sharp ramps demand smart pacing.
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Nimchych Pass
A practical Nimchych Pass cycling climb profile, with pacing and gearing notes for a short category 4 ascent with sharp ramps.
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Moll's Gap
A practical Moll's Gap cycling climb profile, with pacing, gearing, and gradient notes for its steady 6.6 km rise in IE.
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Monkman Pass
A measured look at Monkman Pass, a 6.1 km category 4 climb in Canada averaging 3.3 percent with a maximum gradient of 7.4 percent.
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Neutscher Höhe
A steady Category 4 German climb: 6 km at 3.98%, with enough length to reward controlled pacing rather than repeated surges.
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Puerto de Chilarillo
A steady category 4 climb in Mexico: 5.7 km at 3.08%, topping out at 1917 m with a modest 4.93% maximum gradient.
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Huis River Pass
A steady 5.7 km category 4 climb where pacing discipline matters more than low-gear survival.
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Constantia Nek
A practical profile of the Constantia Nek cycling climb: gentle average gradient, short length, and pacing notes for riding it efficiently.
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Colle del Sole
A gentle 5.5 km category-4 ascent averaging 3.3%, rising 183 m from 34 m to a 217 m summit with a max of just 5.77%.
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Paso de Molina
A practical profile of Paso de Molina, a 5.2 km Category 4 climb in Mexico averaging 3.67% with a maximum gradient of 7.06%.
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Col Saint Ignace
Col Saint Ignace is a short, deceptively varied Category 4 climb in France. At 5 km with an average gradient of 3.71% but a max spike of 18.8%, it demands sharp tactical awareness.
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Lenzerheide
A category 4 Swiss climb covering 5 km at an average gradient of 3.05%, with a max pitch of 6.02%. Accessible and rideable for most cyclists, but worth understanding before you pin a number on.
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Colle di Cerignano
A tidy 4.1 km category 4 climb averaging 4.73% and lifting you 194 m from 194 m to 388 m.
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Puerto de San Gorgonio
A steady 4.1 km ramp climbing 138 m at 3.37% average, topping out at 450 m with a gentle 4.67% max.
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Alto del Zapote
A practical rider-focused profile of Alto del Zapote, a short category 4 climb in Mexico with a steady average grade and a sharper maximum ramp.
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