Afghanistan

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Afghanistan

Ogni salita, gara e percorso che catalogiamo in Afghanistan, su un'unica mappa.

Salite
17
Vetta più alta
4927m· Irshad Pass
Percorsi
1

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Regioni in Afghanistan

Il terreno di Afghanistan

Ogni salita catalogata nel paese, mostrata in base a quanto è lunga e quanto morde in pendenza.

Vetta più alta
4927m
Irshad Pass
Salita più lunga
34.9km
Lataband Pass
Salita più pendente
8.3%
Dorah Pass

Distribuzione delle difficoltà

HC
3
Cat. 1
6
Cat. 2
4
Cat 3
3
Cat 4
1

Lunghezza rispetto alla pendenza

0% 3% 6% 9% 010203040Lunghezza (km)Salang Pass — 31.3 km, 5.6%, 1732 m Unai Pass — 20.6 km, 4%, 790 m Shibar Pass — 5.2 km, 5.8%, 224 m Shibar Pass — 5.2 km, 5.9%, 224 m Dorah Pass — 19.1 km, 8.3%, 1581 m Khawak Pass — 14.8 km, 6.8%, 978 m Anjuman Pass — 4.8 km, 3.1%, 109 m Irshad Pass — 26.6 km, 5.7%, 1513 m Peiwar Pass — 24 km, 4.1%, 987 m Hajigak Pass — 13.4 km, 5%, 631 m Tegermansu Pass — 11.1 km, 3.6%, 355 m Lataband Pass — 34.9 km, 3.5%, 1188 m Sabzak — 25.3 km, 4.8%, 1184 m Khost-Gardez Pass — 24.4 km, 4%, 938 m Band e Hindukush — 18 km, 5.5%, 959 m Kotal e Hindukush — 17.8 km, 5.8%, 1007 m Tera Pass — 23.2 km, 3.6%, 812 m
Le 17 salite più importanti di Afghanistan. Il colore indica la categoria; i due segni cerchiati sono la più lunga e la più pendente.

Afghanistan is a destination for cyclists drawn to raw, high-altitude mountain roads. Its catalogue holds five climbs threading through some of the most dramatic terrain on the continent, with two rated hors catégorie for their sustained difficulty. The highest summit reaches 4,550 metres, where thin air and vast, stark landscapes reward every hard-won pedal stroke. These are ascents defined by their scale and remoteness rather than crowds or fanfare.

The marquee passes anchor the collection: the towering Salang Pass, the remote Dorah Pass, the storied Khawak Pass, the exposed Unai Pass, and the winding Shibar Pass. Each carries its own character, from long high-mountain gradients to windswept summit approaches. Together they form a compact but formidable set of climbs, offering serious riders a rare chance to test themselves against Afghanistan's rugged, uncompromising mountains.