46.6
PDI
6.5 mi
DISTANCE
4,426 ft
GAINED
13.1 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Ties Arts, Netherlands; Alex Yale, USA
INTRO
This 6.5 mile bike climb is located in Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy. The average gradient is 13.1% and there is a total elevation gain of 4,426 ft, finishing at 6,511 ft.
Use the profile tool, route map, and weather forecast to conquer this cycling climb.
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ayale
This is a very steep and peaceful route. You could do it on a road bike but it is nice to have easier climbing gears. The surface alternates between very well-maintained pavement and corrugated concrete for the steeper sections. At the top, there is a few hundred meters of very steep gravel to get to Rifugio Peller, where you can have a drink, a snack, and some nice views.
JohnJohnson
Thank you Alex for finding this World Top 100 for us 👍
