The Great Cycling Climbs
Col du Galibier
The Col du Galibier, a classic of Le Tour de France. Steeped in cycling history and folklore, forever associated with Merckx, Coppi and all the greats of the peloton...
Sa Calobra
The Sa Calobra winds its way from the sea onto the shoulder of the Puig Major, Mallorca's highest mountain. Situated in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains...
Passo Stelvio
Read all the technical statistics about the Stelvio Pass you want, but nothing prepares you for the emotional reality. It's crazy, like finding Led Zeppelin's...
Alpe d'Huez
One of the epic road climbs of the Tour de France. The average percentage of Alpe d'Huez is quite high at 8.1% with a length of 13.2 km and 1,071m...
Passo Gardena
The Dolomites are some of the finest landscapes in the world. The Passo Gardena is part of the Sellaronda loop, much favoured by the Giro d'Italia...
The Great Cycling Climbs
Mont Ventoux
The road, the edge of which is just visible, winds in and out of the folds of the mountainside creating small pockets of extreme heat. Unlike many of the other...
Time to Play
It’s easy to believe that cycling is all just effort and toil, but that’s not true. There’s also exhilaration, excitement, the full-on adrenaline rush...
St. Gotthard Pass
The Vintage Road. Most of the St. Gotthard Pass is paved with granite cobbles. Smaller cobbles than Flanders, but cobbles none the less...
The Great Cycling Climbs - Black & White
Col d'Aubisque - Don't Look Back
Heading out onto the Col d'Aubisque under a thick blanket of low cloud, which soon turns into not so low cloud, you could be thinking it’s just going to be one...
Let it Roll
The climb has been conquered the opposition dropped. Spinning out onto the edge of the world in search of glory. Is this not where I am meant to be?
Rolling in the Deep
A lone rider, staying just ahead of the rolling clouds, climbs up onto the roof of the world. The Iconic Road - Fine art cycling landscapes by davidt
Port de Pailhères
The Port de Pailhères has all the characteristics a mountain climb should possess. Buried deep in the Pyrenees far from the tourist trail...
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— Nigel. UK
Wonderful thanks David. I rode up the Galibier last year (my second ascent) via the Col du Telegraphe. We reached the summit around 6pm. as the sun was setting. It was truly beautiful. We descended back to Valloire as the temperature dropped rapidly. It was an incredibly special day. Your stunning photo is my momento of that day.
— SC. Australia
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