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The Passo del Cason di Lanza is located in northern Friuli and connects the town of Pontebba in the east with the village of Paularo in the west. Pontebba lies on an old and still very important trade route: a railway and a highway connect Venice and Udine with Villach and Klagenfurt in neighboring Carinthia. While the railway now runs mostly through tunnels, Pontebba still has its train station, while for most other towns in the valley, the railway era is definitely over.

Nice thing! Lots of bends and a consistent gradient mean that once you've found your rhythm, you can just wind your way up the hill and conquer the hill very quickly. In my experience, it's also good for a 20-minute test if you want to do one on the hill. The only thing that makes the situation a little less pleasant is the fact that the transit character means there's a lot of traffic - especially trucks.

Connecting saddle between Oberdrauburg and Kötschach-Mauthen. Coming from the north, a beautiful climb where you can really let off steam, with various bends and longer straight sections; coming from the south, it's rather unspectacular. The type of mountain also leads to increased traffic. So it's better not to go at rush hour or during travel times, but rather early or late.

The ascent from the north side is especially recommended!

Passo del Cason die Lanzaはシーズン中は非常に交通量の多い地域です。マウンテンバイカーは、特にオーストリア側から来る場合は、交通に注意する必要があります。PontebbaからPaularoまでの道路は、常に大型バイクや乗用車が通行しているため、注意が必要です！

The climb on the Italian side is better.

Definitely challenging climb with not very well-maintained asphalt.

Climb that requires a lot of training.