Climb simulator
Famous cycling climbs
Gradient profiles for the climbs every cyclist knows — Mallorca, Spain · French Alps, France · Provence, France · Italian Alps, Italy · Pyrenees, France · Asturias, Spain · Dolomites, Italy. Each page includes a physics-based simulator: enter your FTP and weight to estimate your time on a simplified profile of the real road.
Sa Calobra (Coll dels Reis)
The snake road — a dead-end descent you must climb back out of
Puig Major
The longest climb on Mallorca, ending at the Monnaber tunnel
Coll de Sóller
Hairpin ladder over the old pass road, nearly traffic-free since the tunnel opened
Alpe d'Huez
21 numbered hairpins — the most famous climb in Tour de France history
Mont Ventoux
The Giant of Provence — a brutal forest followed by the bare lunar summit
Passo dello Stelvio
48 hairpins to one of the highest paved passes in the Alps
Col du Tourmalet
The most-climbed pass in Tour de France history
Col du Galibier
High-altitude giant of the Tour, usually paired with the Télégraphe
Alto de l'Angliru
The most feared climb of the Vuelta, with ramps up to ~23%
Lagos de Covadonga
The Vuelta's classic summit finish past the Covadonga sanctuary
Hautacam
Irregular Pyrenean summit finish, a regular Tour de France decider
Passo Giau
The hardest pass of the Maratona dles Dolomites — relentless 9%+
Profiles are simplified into segments for simulation; real gradients vary metre by metre. Lengths, elevation gains and average gradients shown are derived from these simulated profiles and closely match commonly published figures for each climb.
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