The Top 20 Mountain Passes in Piacenza
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Last updated: October 1, 2025
I prefer the climb from the Perino side for the simple fact that the descent towards Bobbio has a very well-kept asphalt. The climb is quite challenging, my Garmin gave me peaks even at 13%.
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Yes, this stretch of road is practically free of traffic and the asphalt is in perfect condition.
The landscape is gorgeous.
The landscape is gorgeous.
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Great climb with beautiful landscapes.
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The pass connects the Trebbia da Bobbio valley with the Perino valley (Aglio-Pradovera). All asphalted, therefore also suitable for BDC, can be done both from Bobbio and from Perino. Recommended …
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Great pass road, little traffic. Partly very steep ramps.
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Not too complicated slopes.
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Prato Barbieri (Bettola) is, in fact, the place that acts as a watershed between Val Nure and Val D'Arda. Its strategic position, in fact, can be reached from 3 different …
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Between the mountains of Val Trebbia and Val Nure in deafening silence, an "angel" watches over the Passo Santa Barbara and Sella dei Generali. Immersed in ancient pastures. Here at …
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The Pellizzone pass is an Apennine pass located at 1021m asl. It marks the border between the province of Parma from that of Piacenza
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The pass is located under the mountain of the same name, near which there is a spacious parking lot. The climb is anything but challenging if you come from Passo del Chiodo, harder if you come from Ferriere.
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