If you want to collect a few additional vertical meters and are not afraid of gradients of 12-14%, this small road, which branches off to the main road right after St. Pankraz, is highly recommended. Almost no traffic, properly paved (06/2020) and in the upper area a wonderful view of the middle Ultental. This also saves you from the rather unpleasant tunnels of the LS9. After reaching the high point at 1440 meters and enjoying the great view, you quickly descend to St. Walburg at 1100 m.

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Guido

July 19, 2020

I can only confirm that, although one can argue about "properly paved". It fits and is easy to drive, unfortunately a bit bumpy with the racing bike because of the cracks. But the rest is really great: hardly any traffic, great view!

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Frederic Meriguet

September 22, 2021

If we start from sanpancras… it goes up a long time a long time…. Luckily the road was closed I was alone. Alone.

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Distance 13.1 km

Uphill 710 m

Downhill 270 m

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Location: Sankt Pankraz - San Pancrazio, South Tyrol, Italy

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