The Climb Print
The great climbs, hairpin by hairpin.
Each road is drawn over the contours of the mountain it climbs, with its numbered bends where the climb numbers them, and under it the gradient of every kilometre from the foot to the top. Add your own time and the day you rode it, and the print is yours.
The Alps

13.7 km · 8.2%Alpe d'HuezFrom Le Bourg-d'Oisans · Isère · French Alps · France

24.5 km · 7.5%Passo dello StelvioFrom Prato allo Stelvio · South Tyrol · Italian Alps · Italy

16.9 km · 7.8%Passo di GaviaFrom Ponte di Legno · Lombardy · Italian Alps · Italy

19.8 km · 8.1%GrossglocknerFrom Fusch · Salzburg · Hohe Tauern · Austria
Provence, the Pyrenees and beyond

21.5 km · 7.5%Mont VentouxFrom Bédoin · Vaucluse · Provence · France

17.0 km · 7.4%Col du TourmaletFrom Sainte-Marie-de-Campan · Hautes-Pyrénées · Pyrenees · France

9.7 km · 7.1%Sa CalobraFrom Port de Sa Calobra · Serra de Tramuntana · Mallorca · Spain

2.4 km · 5.2%Box HillFrom Mickleham · Surrey Hills · England
A climb that is not here?
Every climb here is traced road by road and checked against its signposts, so the list grows a climb at a time. Until yours is on it, The Mountain Print draws the hill it goes up, with your own ride from Strava laid over the contours.
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