10.2
PDI
6.5 mi
DISTANCE
1,966 ft
GAINED
5.2 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Mike Presellin, Robbinsdale, MN, USA
INTRO
This 6.5 mile bike climb is located in Lombardia, Italy. The average gradient is 5.2% and there is a total elevation gain of 1,966 ft, finishing at 2,507 ft.
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JTclimbs
When I looked at the average grade, I underestimated this climb and saw it as "the warmup climb to get to Sormano's wall." That was an incorrect assumption. This climb was actually pretty-tough and has a couple 20%+ sections of it's own and they are closer to the beginning of the climb. Once you go through the roundabout start, it kicks up rather quickly and alternates between steeps and switchbacks. In the middle there is a healthy flat relief section followed by a brief hill and a downhill. Don't stop at the motorcycle museum. The climb isn't over after that. After the mini descent, there is a mean switchback section with stone walls. At the top of that there will be a church of the patron saint of cycling, "Madonna del Ghisallo." Most of the climb besides the top is in the shade. Be careful in the beginning portions as large trucks frequent this road and are not subtle about it. Stop at the church/museum at the top. It's awesome!
