21.3
PDI
24.8 mi
DISTANCE
4,858 ft
GAINED
3.7 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
INTRO
This 24.8 mile bike climb is located in Piemonte, Italy. The average gradient is 3.7% and there is a total elevation gain of 4,858 ft, finishing at 6,677 ft.
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golmstead
I rode this route starting in Pinerolo, instead of in Pinasca. So the route turned out to be 31 miles of climbing. Traffic was very light, given we started right after the pro peloton left on the TdF. Excellent road, lots of great scenery, and plenty of water spigots along the way to top off bottles, at least in the first two-thirds of the ride. The pitch is generally consistent, but it rises sometimes and flattens in others. Really loved the climb and the crêpes at the top. My only advice is to top off bottles at each spigot because I can't really say where the last one on the road will be.
