Mallorca, Spain
Sa Calobra (Coll dels Reis)
The snake road: a dead-end descent you must climb back out of
9.5 km · 673 m · 7.1% avg
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Mallorca, Spain
The snake road: a dead-end descent you must climb back out of
9.5 km · 673 m · 7.1% avg
Mallorca, Spain
The longest climb on Mallorca, ending at the Monnaber tunnel
14.6 km · 860 m · 5.9% avg
Mallorca, Spain
Hairpin ladder over the old pass road, nearly traffic-free since the tunnel opened
7.5 km · 416 m · 5.6% avg
Mallorca, Spain
The monastery road from Randa village to the Santuari de Cura on top of the Puig de Randa
5.5 km · 265 m · 4.9% avg
Mallorca, Spain
The Ma-2100 from Bunyola over Coll d'Honor into the Orient valley
10.3 km · 372 m · 3.6% avg
Mallorca, Spain
The Ma-2210 along the Formentor peninsula from Port de Pollença to the lighthouse
19.4 km · 472 m · 2.4% avg
French Alps, France
21 numbered hairpins: the most famous climb in Tour de France history
15.1 km · 1,108 m · 7.3% avg
Provence, France
The Giant of Provence: a brutal forest followed by the bare lunar summit
21.7 km · 1,586 m · 7.3% avg
South Tyrol, Italy
48 hairpins on the Prato side leading to the high-altitude pass
25.5 km · 1,847 m · 7.3% avg
Pyrenees, France
The most-climbed pass in Tour de France history
16.8 km · 1,244 m · 7.4% avg
French Alps, France
High-altitude giant of the Tour, usually paired with the Télégraphe
17.9 km · 1,221 m · 6.8% avg
Asturias, Spain
The most feared climb of the Vuelta, with ramps up to ~23%
13.1 km · 1,253 m · 9.6% avg
Asturias, Spain
The Vuelta's classic summit finish past the Covadonga sanctuary
12.5 km · 919 m · 7.3% avg
Pyrenees, France
Brutal, irregular Pyrenean slopes and dramatic Tour showdowns
13.2 km · 1,024 m · 7.8% avg
Dolomites, Italy
Uncompromising 9-10% gradient through 29 hairpins in the heart of the Dolomites
10.4 km · 898 m · 8.7% avg
Pyrenees, France
The Tourmalet's forested neighbour: one of the Tour's most crossed passes
12.6 km · 781 m · 6.2% avg
Pyrenees, France
The western giant of the Pyrenees, linked to the Soulor by a cliff-carved balcony road
16.7 km · 1,169 m · 7.0% avg
Pyrenees, France
Steady Pyrenean pass famous for the crêpe stand at its summit
14.6 km · 932 m · 6.4% avg
Pyrenees, France
Dead-end ski-station finish stacked with hairpins above Luz-Saint-Sauveur
14.6 km · 1,015 m · 7.0% avg
French Alps, France
Nearly 20 km at 8% linking the Maurienne and Tarentaise valleys
19.5 km · 1,514 m · 7.8% avg
Savoie, France
Irregular ramps on the car-free upper cycle road
22.5 km · 1,676 m · 7.4% avg
French Alps, France
The lunar Casse Déserte: the most theatrical summit scenery in the Alps
31.1 km · 1,422 m · 4.6% avg
French Alps, France
A 29 km epic with descents mid-climb that wreck any steady rhythm
29.2 km · 1,626 m · 5.6% avg
French Alps, France
The Galibier's forested first act: steady 7% all the way
12.0 km · 844 m · 7.1% avg
French Alps, France
The wild back door to Alpe d'Huez: narrow, raw and nearly traffic-free
11.7 km · 835 m · 7.2% avg
Vosges, France
The first great climb in Tour de France history (1905)
9.3 km · 603 m · 6.5% avg
French Alps, France
Short, savage and irregular: the climb that has cracked Tour champions
11.4 km · 947 m · 8.3% avg
Pyrenees, France
The Ariège's relentless summit finish: a Tour-winner's proving ground
16.0 km · 1,240 m · 7.7% avg
Jura, France
The Jura's monster: lacets above the Rhône and double-digit ramps
17.6 km · 1,248 m · 7.1% avg
Vosges, France
Short, brutal Vosges wall that has decided multiple modern Tours
5.9 km · 495 m · 8.4% avg
French Alps, France
The highest paved pass in the Alps: 2,770 m of thin air
13.4 km · 965 m · 7.2% avg
French Alps, France
The highest through-road in France, looping around a lunar summit at 2,802 m
23.0 km · 1,483 m · 6.4% avg
Pyrenees, France
The modern Tour's hardest Pyrenean finish: 16 km averaging near 9%
16.1 km · 1,383 m · 8.6% avg
Pyrenees, France
Steep ski-station finish above Saint-Lary with a savage opening half
11.9 km · 860 m · 7.2% avg
Pyrenees, France
The grand balcony above Luchon, back in the Tour after decades away
18.1 km · 1,139 m · 6.3% avg
Massif Central, France
The volcano of Anquetil and Poulidor: a spiral road with a 12% finale
14.8 km · 1,039 m · 7.0% avg
Pyrenees, France
The Capcir ski village where the 2026 Tour threw its first mountain punch
31.9 km · 1,242 m · 3.9% avg
Massif Central, France
The Cantal's volcano resort: modest gradients, relentless racing terrain
13.1 km · 410 m · 3.1% avg
Vosges, France
The long way up to the Route des Crêtes: the Vosges' biggest sustained climb
22.4 km · 922 m · 4.1% avg
French Alps, France
A savage 11 km at 9%+ on a cliff-cut balcony road: the Tour's newest wall
11.6 km · 1,027 m · 8.9% avg
French Alps, France
Scene of Ocaña's 1971 masterpiece: the day Merckx lost nine minutes
15.4 km · 697 m · 4.5% avg
French Alps, France
Haute-Savoie classic in three acts, ending above Le Reposoir's cliffs
17.1 km · 1,116 m · 6.5% avg
Salzburg / Hohe Tauern, Austria
Glocknerkönig Ultra finish on the cobbled Edelweißspitze spur
29.0 km · 1,808 m · 6.2% avg
Lombardy, Italy
The classic Mazzo side and Marco Pantani's 1994 attack
12.5 km · 1,312 m · 10.5% avg
Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
The Ovaro side's sustained double-digit gradients
9.7 km · 1,185 m · 12.2% avg
Piedmont, Italy
A relentlessly steady ascent ending with roughly eight kilometres of gravel
19.9 km · 1,678 m · 8.4% avg
Tenerife, Spain
The western road up Teide: 25 km of almost unbroken 5.5% through pine forest and lava fields to Boca Tauce
25.0 km · 1,363 m · 5.5% avg
Tenerife, Spain
One of the longest paved ascents in Europe: sea level to the Las Cañadas plateau without a single flat kilometre of respite
53.9 km · 2,696 m · 5.0% avg
Lombardy, Italy
The sanctuary chapel of cycling's patron saint, key climb of Il Lombardia
10.9 km · 589 m · 5.4% avg
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