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Fully custom cycling trips.

Montagna Travel presents

The Atlas

An interactive chart of Europe's great cycling country. Zoom from the whole continent down to a single hairpin, follow climbs drawn from real elevation data, and wander until you find your next perfect riding destination.

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The DolomitesItalian LakesMallorcaSwiss AlpsTuscanyPyreneesFrench AlpsBasque CountryAustriaPortugalSicilyTenerifeNorway
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Drag to pan. Scroll or pinch to zoom into a region and watch its map appear. Click a gold pin for the climb dossier. Press 0 to reset.

13
regions charted
71
official climbs
29
hidden gems
61,673
metres of climbing measured
909
kilometres of road surveyed

Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse

Kaunertal Glacier Road

Kühtai Sattel

Timmelsjoch

Austria

Alto del Sollube

Arrate

Erlaitz

Jaizkibel

Puerto de Urkiola

San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

Basque Country

Passo Campolongo

Passo Falzarego + Valparola

Passo Fedaia

Passo Gardena

Passo Pordoi

Passo Sella

Tre Cime di Lavaredo

The Dolomites

Alpe d'Huez

Col de la Croix de Fer

Col du Galibier

Col du Glandon

French Alps

Colma di Sormano

Madonna del Ghisallo

Monte San Primo

Italian Lakes

Dalsnibba

Gamle Strynefjellsvegen

Ørnevegen

Trollstigen

Utvikfjellet

Norway

Torre / Serra da Estrela (Seia)

Portugal

Col d'Aspin

Col de Peyresourde

Col de Portet

Col du Tourmalet

Hautacam

Hourquette d'Ancizan

Luchon-Superbagnères

Pyrenees

Etna from Nicolosi

Etna from Zafferana Etnea

Sicily

Carretera Dorsal (Izaña)

Masca (Mirador de Cherfe)

Teide por Güímar

Teide por Vilaflor

Tenerife

Monte Amiata

Passo del Lume Spento

Tuscany

Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse

Kaunertal Glacier Road

Kühtai Sattel

Timmelsjoch

Austria

Alto del Sollube

Arrate

Erlaitz

Jaizkibel

Puerto de Urkiola

San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

Basque Country

Passo Campolongo

Passo Falzarego + Valparola

Passo Fedaia

Passo Gardena

Passo Pordoi

Passo Sella

Tre Cime di Lavaredo

The Dolomites

Alpe d'Huez

Col de la Croix de Fer

Col du Galibier

Col du Glandon

French Alps

Colma di Sormano

Madonna del Ghisallo

Monte San Primo

Italian Lakes

Dalsnibba

Gamle Strynefjellsvegen

Ørnevegen

Trollstigen

Utvikfjellet

Norway

Torre / Serra da Estrela (Seia)

Portugal

Col d'Aspin

Col de Peyresourde

Col de Portet

Col du Tourmalet

Hautacam

Hourquette d'Ancizan

Luchon-Superbagnères

Pyrenees

Etna from Nicolosi

Etna from Zafferana Etnea

Sicily

Carretera Dorsal (Izaña)

Masca (Mirador de Cherfe)

Teide por Güímar

Teide por Vilaflor

Tenerife

Monte Amiata

Passo del Lume Spento

Tuscany

Charted regions

The Dolomites cycling terrain

Region I · Italy

The Dolomites

Giau, Fedaia, Pordoi and the four passes of the Sellaronda. Pale rock, Giro legend and the most theatrical climbing in the Alps.

Best Jun–SepExplore the region →

Italian Lakes cycling terrain

Madonna del Ghisallo

Region II · Italy

Italian Lakes

The Ghisallo's sacred chapel, the savage Muro di Sormano and the walls above Como. Il Lombardia's home roads, climbing straight out of the most beautiful lake in Europe.

Colophon

Every profile in the Atlas is drawn from surveyed elevation data, never traced from a brochure. Elevation from NASA SRTM. Coastlines from Natural Earth and OpenStreetMap. Drawn by Montagna, 2026.

We ride these regions with one private group at a time. See how a Montagna trip takes shape.

Best Apr–Jun · Sep–OctExplore the region →

Mallorca cycling terrain

Region III · Spain

Mallorca

Sa Calobra, Puig Major and a mountain range that rises straight out of the sea. The winter home of the professional peloton and the most complete cycling island in Europe.

Best Feb–May · OctExplore the region →

Swiss Alps cycling terrain

Region IV · Switzerland

Swiss Alps

The Tremola's cobbled staircase, the Furka of Goldfinger, and the great glacier passes of the Tour de Suisse. The most concentrated high-pass country in the Alps.

Best Jun–SepExplore the region →

Tuscany cycling terrain

Region V · Italy

Tuscany

Monte Sante Marie, the Siena flagstones and the white gravel of the Strade Bianche, then south to the old volcano of Monte Amiata. Racing's newest classic in its oldest landscape.

Best Apr–Jun · Sep–OctExplore the region →

Pyrenees cycling terrain

Col du Tourmalet

Region VI · France

Pyrenees

Tourmalet, Aspin, Peyresourde and the original Circle of Death. Green valleys, honest gradients and more Tour de France history than any mountains on earth.

Best Jun–SepExplore the region →

French Alps cycling terrain

Alpe d'Huez

Region VII · France

French Alps

Alpe d'Huez, the Galibier, the Croix de Fer and the hidden hairpins of the Maurienne. Twenty one named bends, Tour legend and the biggest stage in French cycling.

Best Jun–SepExplore the region →

Basque Country cycling terrain

Jaizkibel

Region VIII · Spain

Basque Country

Jaizkibel, Arrate, Urkiola and the sanctuary roads of the Clásica coast. Short, steep and fervent, this is the most cycling-mad corner of Europe.

Best May–SepExplore the region →

Austria cycling terrain

Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse

Region IX · Austria

Austria

The Grossglockner from both sides, the Ötztal's glacier roads and the 22 percent walls of the Kitzbüheler Horn. Austria engineered its monuments, and bicycles ride every toll road free.

Best Jun–SepExplore the region →

Portugal cycling terrain

Region X · Portugal

Portugal

Torre, Senhora da Graça and the vineyard walls of the Douro. The Volta a Portugal's heartland, from the world's oldest wine terraces to the highest road in mainland Portugal.

Best Apr–Jun · Sep–OctExplore the region →

Sicily cycling terrain

Etna from Nicolosi

Region XI · Italy

Sicily

Four roads up Etna, Europe's great volcano, and the Targa Florio's mountain circuit through the Madonie. Black lava, race legend and the wildest riding in the Mediterranean.

Best Apr–Jun · Sep–OctExplore the region →

Tenerife cycling terrain

Teide por Vilaflor

Region XII · Spain

Tenerife

Four roads from the sea to the roof of Spain, the Masca wall and the crater hotel where modern Tours are built. Twelve months a year.

Best Jan–DecExplore the region →

Norway cycling terrain

Trollstigen

Region XIII · Norway

Norway

Trollstigen's eleven hairpins, Dalsnibba's fjord-to-sky road and the Eagle Road above the UNESCO fjord. No race ever came here. The roads never needed one.

Best Jun–SepExplore the region →