Looking at the numbers, Passo Gardena (2.121m) from the side of Selva di Val Gardena seems pretty easy. The vertical climb is about 535 meters with an average gradient of 5.3% and highest at 10%. The total distance is 9.5km with a total 12 hairpins. Maybe you make use of...
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The Passo Pordoi (2.239m) is via Arabba a real pleasure to climb, the gradient is almost constant and the well laid out hairpins, in total 33 from this side, take you smoothly up the mountain. In the last kilometer up to the top of the Pordoi, it’s the wind which...
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Passo Giau (2.236) is one of the steepest and most difficult mountain passes in Europe. To experience how tough, start the ascent from Selva di Cadore. The average gradient of the climb is 9.2%, and it doesn’t drop anywhere below the 7%. You got 29 turns ahead before reaching the...
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Passo Gavia (2.652m) is an incredibly high mountain with a great history of cycling. It’s said by many of the cyclists who tackled Passo dello Stelvio, Passo Gavia and Mortirolo, all these giants are close to each other, that Passo Gavia can be marked as the one heaviest to climb....
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Passo dello Stelvio (2.758m) is a major monument in cycling, many cyclists have this climb on their bucket list. Anyone who talks about the Stelvio, talks about the famous 48 hairpins on the side of Prato Allo Stelvio. Understandable, because there are few roads so impressive. It’s a true giant,...
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