| Rank | Climb |
|---|---|
|
Cerro El Ávila / El Humboldt from Macuto
9 mi
14.8%
3778
|
|
|
Pico da Caledônia from Nova Friburgo
5.5 mi
13.2%
3348
|
|
|
Tres Cruces from Las Mercedes
47.4 mi
5.7%
2908
|
|
| 4 |
La subida al Segundo Monolito from Mendoza
20.8 mi
6.9%
2559
|
| 5 |
Cerro El Ávila / El Humboldt from Caracas
5.5 mi
14.1%
2480
|
| 6 |
Alto El Sifón from Armero
54.6 mi
4.6%
2342
|
| 7 |
Pico do Ibituruna from Governador Valadares
5.5 mi
11.7%
2314
|
| 8 |
Abra Pirhuayani from Quince Mil
60.3 mi
4.3%
2212
|
| 9 |
Alto de Letras from Mariquita
49.6 mi
4.5%
2167
|
| 10 |
Paso Agua Negra from Vicuña
78.4 mi
3%
1972
|
In South America cyclists can find 329 interesting climbs between 3 ft and 15646 ft above sea level. Cerro El Ávila / El Humboldt from Macuto is the toughest ascent with a difficulty score of 3778. Climbs have an average length of 6.5 mi and 1759 ft of total ascent.
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