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Distance	0		Ascent/Descent (Raw)	0 / 0
Ascent Filter	-+		Ascent/Descent (Filtered)	0 / 0
Lowest Point	0		Highest Point	0
Uphill	0 (0%)		Downhill	0 (0%)
Flat	0 (0%)		Height Gain	0
Steepest Uphill	0		Steepest Downhill	0
Longest Uphill	0		Longest Downhill	0
Ascent Rate			Descent Rate

No	At	Symbol	Text

No	Starts At	Length	Height Gain	Avg Grade	Category

Category 4

Category 3

Category 2

Category 1

Hors Catégorie

Learn how we determine Climb Categories

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About Climb Categories

To work out the Category of a climb, we multiply the length of the climb in metres by the gradient of the climb in percent to determine a score. This score is then used to determine the Category as follows:

Category 4	8000 or above
Category 3	16000 or above
Category 2	32000 or above
Category 1	64000 or above
Hors Catégorie	80000 or above

For example, a climb that goes on for 1km at an average gradient of 12.5% has a score of 1000 x 12.5 = 12500, which equates to Category 4.