Bulgária

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Bulgária

Toda subida, corrida e rota que catalogamos em Bulgária, em um só mapa.

Subidas
22
Cume mais alto
1729m· Elidzhe
Rotas
1

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Regiões em Bulgária

O terreno de Bulgária

Todas as subidas catalogadas do país, mostrando o quanto se estendem e o quanto mordem.

Cume mais alto
1729m
Elidzhe
Subida mais longa
37.7km
Beklemeto Pass
Subida mais íngreme
7.6%
Aegean Pass

Mix de dificuldade

Cat 1
3
Cat 2
15
Cat 3
4

Extensão em relação à inclinação

0% 3% 6% 9% 010203040Extensão (km)Shipka Pass — 24.7 km, 3.7%, 895 m Shipka Pass — 23.4 km, 3.9%, 895 m Gate of Trajan — 16 km, 3.1%, 484 m Varbitsa Pass — 14.5 km, 4.5%, 647 m Predel — 20.5 km, 3.4%, 673 m Makaza — 14.1 km, 4.5%, 635 m Arabakonak — 12.8 km, 4.5%, 569 m Makaza — 12.2 km, 5.3%, 635 m Vitinya Pass — 12.5 km, 4.5%, 551 m Rozhen — 5.6 km, 6.3%, 326 m Dyulino Pass — 7.5 km, 4.7%, 347 m Petrohan Pass — 20.9 km, 5.1%, 1036 m Beklemeto Pass — 37.7 km, 3.1%, 1166 m Klisura Pass — 7.5 km, 5.3%, 371 m Pass of the Republic — 11.3 km, 3.2%, 331 m Aegean Pass — 6.6 km, 7.6%, 456 m Vratnik Pass — 11.3 km, 5%, 553 m Primorski Pass — 7.8 km, 5.7%, 426 m Kotel Pass — 8 km, 4%, 295 m Elidzhe — 23.6 km, 5.1%, 1269 m Zlatitsa Pass — 13.8 km, 5.8%, 782 m Pechinsko pass — 12.7 km, 4.6%, 572 m
As 22 subidas mais proeminentes de Bulgária. A cor indica a categoria; as duas marcas com círculo são a mais longa e a mais íngreme.

Bulgaria rewards the patient climber rather than the pure altitude hunter. With eight catalogued climbs and a high point of 1,227 metres, none of them hors catégorie, the country trades brutal summits for a rich variety of ascents. The legendary Shipka Pass carries the weight of history on every hairpin, while Arabakonak and the Gate of Trajan thread through the passes that have long linked one side of the country to the other.

These roads make Bulgaria an approachable yet rewarding destination for riders chasing something different. Predel, Vitinya Pass and Varbitsa Pass round out a collection that favours rhythm and endurance over sheer steepness, giving climbers of every level a genuine test without demanding the highest peaks. Come for the quiet gradients, the shifting landscapes, and passes whose names echo far beyond cycling.