Lesotho

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Lesotho

Elke klim, wedstrijd en route die we van Lesotho bijhouden, op één kaart.

Beklimmingen
6
Hoogste top
2818m· Mahlasela Pass
Routes
1

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Regio's in Lesotho

Het terrein van Lesotho

Elke gecatalogiseerde klim in het land, uitgezet op basis van hoe lang hij duurt en hoe hard hij bijt.

Hoogste top
2818m
Mahlasela Pass
Langste klim
13.7km
Qacha's Nek
Steilste klim
8.3%
Mahlasela Pass

Moeilijkheidsverdeling

Cat 1
3
Cat 2
2
Cat 3
1

Lengte tegenover helling

0% 3% 6% 9% 0481216Lengte (km)Qacha's Nek — 13.1 km, 4%, 506 m Qacha's Nek — 13.7 km, 3.8%, 506 m Mahlasela Pass — 12.6 km, 7.3%, 887 m Mahlasela Pass — 11.1 km, 8.3%, 882 m Moteng Pass — 11 km, 8.2%, 873 m God Help Me Pass — 9 km, 5.8%, 504 m
De 6 meest prominente beklimmingen in Lesotho. Kleur geeft de categorie aan; de twee omcirkelde markeringen zijn de langste en de steilste.

Perched at the roof of southern Africa, Lesotho is a country built for climbing. Its roads rarely stay level for long, threading upward through thin mountain air toward a highest catalogued summit of 2,818 metres. With three climbs on the map, this is a compact but demanding destination — one where altitude, not just gradient, defines the effort. Riders come here for the sensation of pedalling above the clouds, on passes that reward patience with vast, open horizons.

The marquee ascents give the country its character. Mahlasela Pass draws those chasing high-altitude legend, while God Help Me Pass hints at the suffering promised by its name. Qacha's Nek rounds out the trio, a gateway climb in the country's remote reaches. None ranks as hors catégorie, yet the sheer elevation makes every metre count. For cyclists seeking somewhere genuinely different, Lesotho offers climbing at the edge of the sky.