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  Highlights 2026

Pico de las Nieves 1.945m / January 2026
Gran Canaria offers a spectacular experience with the paved climb up its volcano in the centre of the island, covering a total of almost 2,700 metres of elevation gain on the round trip.
Pico Nieves 1.945m / Jan 26
This Gran Canaria climb offers a spectacular experience with more than 2,200m of elevation gain.
  The highest climbs of (almost) all European countries
  (Almost) all European countries


Europe / 47 countries between 2007 und 2025
In every country in Europe, you can cycle up the highest mountain road or even reach the highest point in the country - whether on a road bike, gravel bike or mountain bike, you can tackle everything from small hills to challenging 3,000-metre peaks. Europe's diversity offers interested collectors a wealth of fascinating destinations in a wide variety of landscapes.
Europe / 47 countries
In all European countries, you can conquer the highest mountain road by bicycle.
   World's highest climbs

Overview of all continents
Followed-up since August 2008

Both the Asian Himalayas and the South American Andes have several climbs leading to altitudes of more than 5,000 meters. And other mountain ranges such as the North American Rocky Mountains or the European Alps also provide very challenging high-altitude rides for uphill cycling enthusiacs.

Uturuncu (Bolivia) 5,768m
November 2013

The highest road in the world leads at Bolivian volcano Uturuncu to a maximum elevation of some 5,770 meters. If you want to conquer Uturuncu you have to overcome a sandy and rocky 10% slope. Due to its outrageous altitude this is the ultimate climb for any high-altitude cyclist - the Everest of cycling!




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