The route
This season's passes
180 passes, two sides of the range, one map. Check in at each one to score points.
Showing 7 of 180 passes this season
1 Somport
1,633 m 2,000 pts
2 Col d'Aubisque
1,709 m 2,500 pts
3 Col du Tourmalet
2,148 m 4,000 pts
4 Puerto de Portalet
1,794 m 2,500 pts
5 Port de Balès
1,750 m 2,500 pts
6 Port de la Bonaigua
2,097 m 3,800 pts
7 Port d'Envalira
2,425 m 3,500 pts
See all passes → How it works
Game mechanics
1
GPS check-in
Reach the summit and the app detects your position, stamping the pass automatically.
2
Points by difficulty
Each pass scores by elevation, plus a bonus for passes closed in winter or open only in high season.
3
Live leaderboard
Climb the seasonal league and measure yourself against riders from Spain, France and Andorra.
4
Badges & finisher patch
Complete all 180 passes this season to unlock the Beta finisher patch.
BETA EDITION · April 1 – October 31, 2027
Get the app and prepare your season
Frequently asked questions
What is Liga Pirenaica de Puertos?
A road motorcycling challenge: visit Pyrenean mountain passes, check in with the app and compete in a seasonal league.
Will it drain my battery?
It is not tracking you all day. While you are away from a pass only an operating-system geofence is running, which costs almost nothing; continuous GPS switches on when you enter a pass area and off again when you leave. And if you would rather be in charge, turn automatic detection off and validate by hand at the summit.
What if it doesn't validate at the summit?
Open the pass page and tap “Validate this pass”: it takes a fresh fix at the highest accuracy. For a stamp to count the GPS reading has to be better than 50 metres and you have to be inside the 300-metre validation radius. Under heavy cloud, or with the phone in a metal top box, take it out, wait a few seconds and try again — you can retry as often as you need while you are up there.
Does it work in France and Andorra with no roaming?
Yes. Validation is GPS only: no signal, no data. The stamp is stored on the phone and syncs by itself as soon as you get signal or join a Wi-Fi network, so you can ride all day with roaming switched off.
How are points calculated?
By altitude, plus a bonus for how hard the pass is to reach: 500 points below 1,000 m, 1,000 from 1,000 to 1,500 m, 2,000 from 1,500 to 2,000 m and 3,500 above 2,000 m; +300 if the pass closes in winter or is an unpaved track, and +500 if it can only be ridden in high season. Rules →
Does the same pass count twice? Do both sides count separately?
No. Each pass counts once per season, however many times you ride it. And there is a single point per pass, at the summit, so it makes no difference which side you climb: it is the same validation.
Do the passes have to be ridden in any order?
No. The 180 passes are independent: any order you like, over as many rides as you like, as long as it is within the season.
Is my location public?
There is no live tracking and nobody can see where you are riding. The standings show your display name, your points, how many passes you have stamped and the date of your last validation; other riders can also see which passes you have stamped. The coordinates of each validation are kept only as auditable proof in case of a dispute. Privacy →
Can I delete my account and my validations?
Yes, from Profile → Delete account, and it is immediate: your row disappears from the standings. The validation records are kept as auditable proof, no longer tied to an active rider, and are deleted or anonymised at most 12 months after the season closes — or sooner if you ask by email. Delete account →
Is it free during the Beta?
Yes, full access to the app and the league is free for the entire Beta season.
Is it only for motorcycles?
Yes. Liga Pirenaica is and always will be a motorcycle league.
When does the next season start?
The season runs from April 1, 2027 to October 31, 2027. Subscribe and we'll email you when it opens.