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Cycling Mortirolo Pass (Italian: Passo di Mortirolo) (altitude 1852 m.) is a high mountain pass in the Alps in Italy. Also known as Passo di Foppa, it connects the province of Sondrio with the province of Brescia. This is the least scenic of the 4 routes to the Passo.
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Passo Mortirolo (Tovo)
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Cycling Passo Mortirolo from Tovo - it’s a very hard climb!
Ride 12.2 kilometers gaining 1277 meters at 10.5% average grade.
This is another route up Mortirolo that is best done with at least a 30t cassette as it averages 10.5% for 12.2 km. While this climb presents a great cycling challenge, it is the least scenic of the climbs - for much of the route we are bordered by thick forest which blocks our view of all but the roadway ahead - on a climb that registers a 10.5% as an average grade, perhaps just the road in below and directly in front is all we need . . .
12.2 km / 1,285 m / 10.5%
There are no routes to Passo Mortirolo that don’t go through many tornanti.