Conquered climbs
in one showcase
You enter the date you rode it and the time if you have it, and you get a climb card: the profile per kilometre, metres climbed, hairpins and VAM. The cards build a collection at colhunt.cc/nick.
Free. No app to connect.How much did you really climb?
Every card draws the profile on the same scale. Only side by side do you see how much you really climbed.
The date. The time, if you have it. Done.
- Date is the only thing you have to enter.
- Time add it if you have it. Without it, the card shows the date you conquered the climb.
- Note is just for you.
Your climb isn’t in the database? Upload a GPX file and mark the section. The file stays in your browser; we only save the climb.Your climb isn’t in the database? Upload a GPX file and mark the section. The file stays in your browser.
A card you want to share.
You rode the Stelvio. Show it so your riding friends see how much it really was.
Pick a style
- Time, the gradient of every kilometre and difficulty on one card.
- Seven styles, each as a post and a story.
- On a phone, one button opens Instagram. On a computer, you download the file.
Your profile has two superpowers.
A link to paste anywhere and a card to post on Instagram.
One address you paste anywhere
Paste colhunt.cc/nick in your bio, a message, your club’s forum. Whoever taps it lands on your profile: numbers, climbs, map.
Which one hurts more?
| Passo dello Stelvio | Passo del Mortirolo | Passo Gavia | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length, km | 21.5 | 12.4 | 17.3 |
| Elevation gain, m | 1,533 | 1,300 | 1,363 |
| Avg gradient, % | 7.1 | 10.5 | 7.9 |
| Max gradient, % | 12 | 18 | 16 |
| Hairpins | 48 | 33 | 20 |
| Difficulty, pts | 1,450 | 1,320 | 1,180 |
One rider adds the GPX, everyone rides it.
A shared climb database built by riders. Each with its profile, so you see what you’re getting into.
Pick the climb from the database and enter the date. If it’s not there, you add it in three steps:
Mark the section in your file
Upload the GPX from your ride and drag the handles to the start and finish. Numbers update instantly, the file stays in your browser.
21.7 kmLength1,526 mElevation gain7.0 %AverageWe check whether it’s already there
If someone added this climb before, you only add your ride. No second Stelvio appears.
Name it and save
The summit and where it starts. We suggest the country from the finish. Your ride is saved together with the climb.
In the database right away. The next rider picks it from the list and enters just the date.
Something off? Anyone can suggest a correction on the climb page.
- rankings
- likes
- training plans
- followers
Only what you’ve climbed.
Questions
Is Colhunt free?
Yes. The account, collection, cards and public profile are free.
Do I need an account in any training app?
No. You log a climb by entering the date, and the time only if you have it. Nothing to connect, nothing to sync.
What if my climb isn’t in the database?
Upload a GPX file and mark the section from the start to the summit. We’ll calculate the length, metres climbed and gradient, and the climb goes into the shared database. The file itself stays in your browser.
Who can see my profile?
Anyone with the link colhunt.cc/nick. One switch in settings hides the whole profile. Only you see your “To conquer” list.
What cards will I get?
Every conquered climb has a card in several styles, as a 1080 × 1350 px post and a 1080 × 1920 px story (PNG). On a phone you send it to Instagram with one button; on a computer you download the file.
How is Colhunt different from Climbfinder and training apps?
Climbfinder helps you find a climb and plan a route. Training apps record rides. Colhunt collects what you’ve already ridden: a collection of mountains with cards, a map and comparison.
Put your climbs in the showcase.
Log your first climb in a minute. Download the card right away.
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