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Jaram Pass from Raška: what you need to know

Everything about cycling up Jaram Pass from Raška

Jaram Pass is a climb of 23.4 kilometers (hors catégorie). Jaram Pass tops out at 1,802 m above sea level. It is located in Raška, n/a, Србија. The average gradient is 6.1% with a maximum of 15.7%. The climb has 1415 meters of elevation gain.

Elevation profile

Elevation profile

Climb statistics

Hors catégorie
Difficulty score: 1334 (Very hard)
Altitude
1,802 m
Distance
23.4 km
Avg. gradient
6.1 %
Max gradient
15.7 %
Elevation gain
1415 m
Steepest section: 15.7% (km 9.8)
Tips

Difficulty breakdown: At 23.4 km with 1415 m of elevation gain and an average gradient of 6.1%, the Jaram Pass from Rudnica is an HC climb that's tough mainly because of its length. The real crux is the middle section, km 8 to km 11, where the gradient sits between 10% and 11% for over 3 km straight. Km 16-17 at 10% is the second major test, before the final part eases off into a more progressive gradient.

Pacing tips:

1. Hold back early. Km 1 to 3, at 6% to 9%, will tempt you to go too hard when there's still over 20 km to climb.

2. Recover on the flat sections. Km 6-7 and 7-8 (1%) are your chance to drink, eat and get your legs back before the 10-11% block from km 8 to km 11.

3. Manage the finish. After km 17-18 (4%), keep a steady effort through to km 22, then use the flat at km 22-23 (0%) to go again before the final 400 metres at 3%.

About the climbs to this summit

For riders looking for an accessible climb, testimonials point to Jaram as an excellent choice, described as a "great track for beginners", a superb road for newcomers to climbing.

Climbers who've ridden it describe a "Nice Blue track", suggesting a pleasant, well-marked road that seems to be a near-essential stretch if your goal is to reach the Gobelja pass.

The atmosphere up there isn't purely cycling; testimonials mention a spot "Nice for skiing" where you can run into hikers (🚶‍♀️) as well as skiers (⛷️), which paints the picture of a lively place, enjoyed for different outdoor activities depending on the season.

The climb therefore seems to offer a versatile experience, on a road valued for its accessibility and its role as the approach route to other iconic destinations.

Estimated times

23.4 km • 1415 m D+

Leisure 4h 35min
5.1 km/h 350 m/h
Regular 2h 55min
8.0 km/h 550 m/h
Trained 2h 00min
11.7 km/h 800 m/h
Climber 1h 25min
16.5 km/h 1100 m/h
Pro 1h 00min
23.4 km/h 1600 m/h

VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain

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