Collection
The 20 climbs most frequently featured in the Tour de France
By Montivelo
Twenty roads the Tour keeps coming back to. From the Chevreuse valley to Tourmalet, a journey through the landscapes, rivalries and memories that give these climbs their place in cycling.
Col du Tourmalet
- Length:
- 18.83 km
- Average gradient:
- 7.6%
Col d’Aspin
- Length:
- 12.56 km
- Average gradient:
- 5.1%
Col du Galibier
- Length:
- 34.84 km
- Average gradient:
- 6.4%
Col de Peyresourde
- Length:
- 10.87 km
- Average gradient:
- 7.6%
L’Alpe d’Huez
- Length:
- 13.80 km
- Average gradient:
- 8.7%
Col d’Aubisque
- Length:
- 16.72 km
- Average gradient:
- 6.8%
Col de la Madeleine
- Length:
- 18.96 km
- Average gradient:
- 8.0%
Côte de Châteaufort
- Length:
- 0.89 km
- Average gradient:
- 5.8%
Col de Portet-d’Aspet
- Length:
- 4.34 km
- Average gradient:
- 9.8%
Col de la Colombière
- Length:
- 14.15 km
- Average gradient:
- 7.0%
Col d’Izoard
- Length:
- 31.37 km
- Average gradient:
- 4.2%
Col de Menté
- Length:
- 9.26 km
- Average gradient:
- 8.8%
Mont Ventoux
- Length:
- 21.48 km
- Average gradient:
- 7.4%
Col du Télégraphe
- Length:
- 11.96 km
- Average gradient:
- 6.8%
Col de la Croix-de-Fer
- Length:
- 24.86 km
- Average gradient:
- 5.1%
Ballon d’Alsace
- Length:
- 9.08 km
- Average gradient:
- 6.8%
Col des Aravis
- Length:
- 5.91 km
- Average gradient:
- 6.9%
Puy de Dôme
- Length:
- 4.21 km
- Average gradient:
- 10.6%
Côte de Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse
- Length:
- 1.42 km
- Average gradient:
- 5.8%
Col de Vars
- Length:
- 21.84 km
- Average gradient:
- 3.9%