Pick a start
Choose a famous climb, or drop a pin anywhere on the map. If you can see the road, you can ride it.
Indoor bike rides, without the walls
Whether you're a die-hard climber or you just like to relax on the bike, A World to Climb lets you discover the world while you pedal.
Hidden gem · 1.4 km ahead
Each of the 21 hairpins of Alpe d'Huez carries the name of a Tour de France stage winner.
How it works
No cables to a screen, no cartoon worlds. Just a real road, and the legs to ride it.
Choose a famous climb, or drop a pin anywhere on the map. If you can see the road, you can ride it.
Connect over Bluetooth. The gradient of the road under your wheel becomes the resistance under your legs.
Choose your turns. Photographs and stories from the places you pass appear on screen as you ride.
Features
A fast, honest 2D map that you can read in a glance between pedal strokes.
Drop a pin anywhere on Earth and ride from there. Or start with a legend: a loop that takes you to the summit, back down, and up again for as long as your legs allow.
Terrain data is noisy, so a trend filter removes the noise and keeps the real changes. On Alpe d'Huez we measure:
At each junction, see every way out with the gradient of the next 500 metres.
Photographs and short stories from the place you ride through. Nothing to click, just a reason to look up.
Sa Calobra
The road ties itself in a knot, a 270 degree loop known as the tie knot.
Every climb gets a color from yellow to deep red, so you see the wall coming before you feel it.
Seven colors, from yellow for the gentlest climbs to deep red for the hardest.
Pairs with smart trainers over Bluetooth FTMS, the open standard.
Stop pedaling and the ride waits. No time and no distance count until you start again.
Download a TCX file with power, cadence and position for Strava or TrainingPeaks.
Famous climbs
Seven iconic roads are ready to ride. And when you want to go further, the rest of the world is waiting.
France
21 hairpins
France
The Giant of Provence
Italy
Highest paved pass in the Eastern Alps
France
The most climbed pass of the Tour de France
Italy
A Giro d'Italia legend
Spain · Mallorca
A road that ties itself in a knot
New Zealand
Dunedin's famously steep street
Anywhere
Drop a pin and go
Where will you ride first?
Coming soon We're putting the finishing touches on the first ride.