Hill Climb Andler (also known as Andler-Schönberg Hill Climb) is an annual extreme motorcycle event held in the small village of Andler (Sankt Vith) in Belgium, near the German border. The event is famous for its incredibly steep and challenging hill climb, where riders battle both gravity and rough terrain.

🔊 Why is it called the "Impossible Climb"?

The hill is extremely steep, and riders have to navigate a mix of loose gravel, boulders, and rocks. The steep incline and shifting surface make it almost impossible to stay in control of the motorcycle. Many riders fail to reach the top, and crashes are common.

🫵 History and Legendary Moments

For around 20 years, no rider was able to reach the top, and the event was mostly known for dramatic crashes and failures.

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