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Mikuni Pass

Japan · Point to point · Climb & descent

The Tokyo 2020 road race’s steepest climb: from Oyama below Fuji Speedway up the narrow road through the forest, ramps of 20%, to the Mikuni Pass at 1,170 m and its view across Lake Yamanaka to Fuji.

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Mikuni Pass recreated in Everycol
Distance
12.5 km
Elevation gain
911 m
Descent
14 m
Highest point
1,163 m

Route elevation profile

Mikuni Pass elevation profile
1,170 m260 m
0.0 km6.2 km12.5 km

Distance, climbing and elevation on this page are measured from Everycol’s simulated route. They can differ from outdoor measurements because of the mapped start and finish, route variant and elevation model.

Start
Oyama
Finish
Mikuni Pass
Lowest point
267 m
Steepest gradient
20.0%

Before you ride

Can I ride Mikuni Pass indoors?

Yes. Create an Everycol account, open this route on a computer with Chrome or Edge, and connect your compatible Bluetooth trainer. You can free ride or follow a structured workout on the route.

Are these outdoor route measurements?

Distance, climbing and elevation on this page are measured from Everycol’s simulated route. They can differ from outdoor measurements because of the mapped start and finish, route variant and elevation model.

Can I ride with friends?

Riders who choose the same route share the road in Everycol. Pick this route together to see each other as you ride.

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