Sierras Albas Pass

The Sierras Albas Pass, located in the Cantabria region, is one of the most demanding climbs in the world. With a total length of 11.36 kilometers and an average gradient of 7.71%, this climb challenges even the most experienced cyclists.

Why Ride the Sierras Albas Pass?

The Sierras Albas Pass is a true test of strength and endurance. Known for its steep gradients and long ascent, this climb has earned its HC category rating, pushing cyclists to their absolute limits. Rising from 540 meters to 1415 meters, it provides an epic climb of 875 meters over 11.36 kilometers.

Cycling Tips

Make sure you're prepared for this extreme challenge with plenty of water, nutrition, and mental strength. The consistent incline and high altitude make this one of the hardest climbs you'll encounter.