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Contemporary cycling photography prints of the great European cycling climbs. Including iconic climbs of the Pyrenees, the Dolomites, the French, Italian, and Swiss Alps. From the Passo Stelvio to the Col du Galibier, the Col du Tourmalet to the Col d'Aubisque. These contemporary photography prints capture the fundamental essence, beauty, and grandeur of these famous mountain climbs, featured every year in the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia.
It's important to understand that cyclists are fanatics. It comes with the territory. Don't expect them to be normal. For a bike rider, cycling 27km. up a mountain for no apparent reason is normal. They do it for the challenge. They do it because they can, for the thrill of it, for the kudos, for the buzz. For the sense of elation that comes with being in the middle of a landscape so impressive it takes your breath away. To know without a shadow of a doubt, this is a good day, a great day
Show me a mountain - any mountain - and I’ll show you any number of riders willing to race up it - just for fun - just for the hell of it - It’s what we do - It’s who we are - These pictures are for the ones who can’t sit still. For the undefeated. The unbowed. The indestructible.
The ones who’d rather bleed on the climb than rust on the sofa.
You've climbed it - felt it - earned it - Put it on the wall and relive it - every day. They're more than dramatic pictures to adorn your walls.
All our photography prints are fine art Giclée prints printed on 308gsm fine art paper. They are of the highest quality, bleach-free, and will last many years. All prints are bespoke, hand-printed to order in Greenwich London. Please allow a few working days for printing and dispatch.
Considering the immense scale of the mountains, an A1 print size is recommended for these pictures.
The Italian and Swiss Alps are tough-guy-tough-girl territory. Here, the men get sorted from the boys, the women from the girls. These climbs are often on a different scale, either in altitude, or length, sometimes remoteness, or all of the above. The only mistake would be not to go.
Many are calling the Tour de France L’Etape 2026 one of the toughest ever. This is true, believe it.
Four legendary climbs: Col de la Croix de Fer – Col du Télégraphe – Col du Galibier – Col de Sarenne. 5,400 metres of total elevation gain across 170 km
Many are calling the Tour de France L’étape 2026 one of the toughest ever. This is true, believe it. Four legendary climbs: Col de la Croix-de-Fer – Col du Télégraphe – Col du Galibier – Col de Sarenne. 5,400 metres of total elevation gain across 170 km
These are the hills you will die on
L'Étape du Tour de France 2026 - View
Cycling the Sella Ronda is about to get a whole lot better with the introduction of limited traffic restrictions later this summer, followed by the full implementation of traffic restrictions next year. This is long overdue. Blog post coming soon
Sella Ronda - View
Heading out onto the Col d’Ausbisque under a thick blanket of low cloud, which soon turns into not-so-low clouds. You could be thinking it’s just going to be one of those days. Visibility drops below 30 meters, then 20 as you climb up into the thickest cloud you will ever see.
Some days this could be all you’ll ever see, but not today. Slowly out of the enveloping blanket of thick cloud, rounding another hairpin and out into the brilliant sunshine. What was an impossibility day became one of the best days ever.
Answer the call of the wild
Call of the Wild - View
