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The descent from the Splügen Pass to Chiavenna is a highlight both in terms of scenery and driving experience, with a varied route. After the top of the pass, the road winds steeply downhill in numerous tight switchbacks and leads through narrow, partially illuminated galleries, some of which run directly along the rock faces. These protective structures provide protection from rockfall and changing weather conditions, but also lend the route a special atmosphere. The galleries vary in length and lighting conditions, so extra caution is required during the descent. Overall, the asphalt is generally good, but the galleries can be slippery due to moisture, even in dry weather. The ride leads through typical southern Alpine villages, offering occasional beautiful views of the valley and the surrounding mountains, before reaching the picturesque town of Chiavenna.

A superb, winding road with many tunnels and galleries. Don't forget your bike lights!

A truly beautiful pass road. With its numerous switchbacks, especially on the Italian side, it's practically a miniature version of the famous Stelvio.

This climb takes you from Chiavenna to the Maloja Pass through the Bregaglia Valley. It is 32 km and almost 1500 meters of elevation gain. The gradient is moderate at first, but the grand finale is the famous and steep hairpin bends close together just below the pass. An iconic climb between Italy and Switzerland, offering magnificent views before opening up to the Engadine plateau.

Borgo di Montespluga is an excellent point for a refreshment stop and to enjoy the view of the artificial lake

Super fun descent, but be careful: lots of traffic too! Light is highly recommended

The Spluga Pass from Chiavenna is a very long climb (30 km), with a difference in altitude of just under 2000 m. It offers many emotions and satisfactions, it is worth tackling it if you are passionate about road cycling.

In good weather, views of Piz Badile, Piz Cengalo and the Rifugio Gianetti.