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the wooden sculpture symbolizing the cyclist has been removed

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Saint John of the Ants not of the Doors

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a must if you are a cyclist, you must do it at least once

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PLEASE NOTE!!! Starting June 2025, parking at Forcella is subject to a fee. A small fee of €3 will be charged for parking. The goal is to use the proceeds to maintain Via Cadorna (this is what the municipality has declared. Whether this is fair or not, I'll leave it to others to decide), the main thoroughfare leading to Forcella.

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Forcella Larga is a pass located along the hiking trail that connects Pizzo Formico (1636 m) to Montagnina, in Val Gandino, province of Bergamo. It is a panoramic point much appreciated by hikers for its view of the Orobie Bergamasche and Val Seriana. Characteristics of Forcella Larga: Altitude: About 1470 meters. Access: Reachable via the CAI 549 path, which connects Monte Farno to the Rifugio Parafulmine. Panorama: View of Val Seriana, Val Gandino and the surrounding mountains. Support points: Capanna Ilaria, located near the fork. Recommended route: The most common path starts from Conca del Farno, crosses Montagnina and reaches Forcella Larga before continuing towards the summit of Pizzo Formico. It is an excursion suitable for those who have experience in the mountains and want to enjoy a breathtaking view.

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Capanna Ilaria is located at 1470 meters above sea level, in the Forcella Larga area, along the hiking trail that leads to Pizzo Formico (1636 m). It is a reference point for hikers who cross the Montagnina and head towards Rifugio Parafulmine. Characteristics of Capanna Ilaria: Altitude: 1470 m. Location: Forcella Larga, along the CAI 549 trail. History: The hut is a historic ruin, often used as a rest point. Route: Connections with Pizzo Formico, Monte Farno and Rifugio Parafulmine. Panorama: View of Val Seriana, Val Gandino and the Orobie. From Pizzo Formico, Capanna Ilaria can be reached in about 30 minutes, following the trail that crosses the Montagnina. It is a perfect place for a break before continuing towards the refuge or the summit.

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nice to pass by and ring the bell.

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Mandatory passage if you pass through these areas.

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Beautiful pass, good to ride. At the top there is a small reindeer bike museum and a chapel, the former was unfortunately closed. There is also a small coffee place

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It is possible to enter the metal helix to pull the rope and ring the bell... I recommend not doing this with the dog in tow, he would be very scared!

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Small museum where all cyclists should make a stop.

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Pedalable climb, at the top an incredible panorama awaits you.

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Passing point for cyclists in the Bergamo area.

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Thanks to the CAI we can know the direction for very simple walks. It is possible to park for free (arrive early, because it is a very popular destination).

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An iconic climb in the province of Bergamo, Colle Gallo boasts a splendid church that protects those who ride at the top, a cycling museum and a winged statue that seems to bless a bicycle.

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Campana located at about 1500m above sea level, just above the Forcella Larga del Pizzo Formico

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Challenging and with uphill stretches for which I had to push the bike. Pay attention to the weather.

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Ascent from Gazzaniga of about 10 km rather tiring in the last few kilometers but fresh and with little traffic

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A short but steep climb that cuts your breath a little, but deserves to be tackled. If you have time, a visit to the sanctuary of San Giovanni alle ants is worthwhile. If only for the name! From the pass take the road that leads directly, it is a minor detour. The Monastery is a super location for weddings and if the day is nice there is a great view of Lake Iseo

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The Ganda pass, at an altitude of 1,060 metres, from Gazzaniga is a climb of 9.1 kilometres, with a positive difference in height of 676 meters and an average gradient of 7.4%. A curiosity: it is assumed that, in the centuries following the fall of the Roman Empire, the area was inhabited by groups of people who came here to find escape from the raids and incursions of the warrior tribes that raged in the valley floor.

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