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Deutschnofen - Nova Ponente

Alpe di Pampeago Giro d'Italia Finish

Mountain passes

Deutschnofen - Nova Ponente

Alpe di Pampeago Giro d'Italia Finish

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Alpe di Pampeago Giro d'Italia Finish

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Location: Deutschnofen - Nova Ponente, South Tyrol, Italy

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1. Passo Pampeago and Passo Lavazè — ring tour

57.9km

03:59

1,880m

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

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2. Descent from Lavazè Pass – Lavazè Pass loop from Pè de Pardàc

51.2km

03:27

1,680m

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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3. Lavazè Pass – Descent from Lavazè Pass loop from Bolzano Sud - Bozen Süd

92.4km

06:24

2,970m

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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Michele Pelacci

June 6, 2023

Entirely paved for the passage of the 2012 Giro d'Italia, the Pampeago pass is not far from the homonymous alp. Climb that made the history of professional cycling, connects the Val di Fiemme and the Val d'Ega.

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Federico Bassis

January 14, 2020

Challenging Dolomite climb from both sides. Site of historic passages and arrivals of the Giro d'Italia

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Federico Bassis

January 16, 2020

Very hard and at the same time beautiful climb. Panorama at the top that pays off the effort.
Present in the Granfondo Marcialonga

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Clemens ☀️

September 10, 2017

The Reiterjoch forms the border between South Tyrol and Trentino and has been accessible by racing bike from both sides since the Giro passed over it a few years ago. It represents a real sporting challenge from both sides. Coming from Tesero, 1000 m of altitude difference have to be overcome over 10 km, and from Bolzano, a good 2000 m of altitude difference over 27 km.

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Olaf

September 15, 2020

Driven from south to north - just perfect!

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Clemens ☀️

September 10, 2017

From Obereggen almost car free street. The first 3 km to the Laner Alm are also consistently demanding. The track is now paved throughout.

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Location: Deutschnofen - Nova Ponente, South Tyrol, Italy

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Alpe di Pampeago Giro d'Italia Finish

1. Passo Pampeago and Passo Lavazè — ring tour

2. Descent from Lavazè Pass – Lavazè Pass loop from Pè de Pardàc

3. Lavazè Pass – Descent from Lavazè Pass loop from Bolzano Sud - Bozen Süd

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