ピエーヴェ・テシーノの峠・トップ20

Starting from Canal San Bovo it is a climb of about 14km with constant gradients but never above 8%, with a few sections at 9%

At the pass you can find refreshments

Exceptional panoramic point on the Vette Feltrine and the Pale di San Martino, end of the first difficult climb of the tour.

An alpine pass that connects the Vanoi valley, the Tesino plateau and the Senaiga valley, the Brocon is located at an altitude of 1,616 meters between the municipalities of Canal San Bovo, Lamon and Castello Tesino. The toponym "Brocon" derives from the erica carnea plant, typically dark pink, commonly called brocon. The Brocon will be the absolute protagonist of the seventeenth stage of the Giro d'Italia 2024, when it will be climbed twice and will be the stage finish.

The Manghen pass is located at 2,047 meters above sea level and connects Valsugana with Val di Fiemme. Located among the peaks of the Lagorai chain, several hiking trails start from the pass, including the Alta Via del Centenario and the Alta Via Lagorai Panorama.

Track for everyone, easy and panoramic

From the Cinque Croci pass the view is truly satisfying: the panorama extends 360 degrees from the Lagorai chain to the suggestive Cima D'Asta, to the green pastures of the Campelle valley. The pass has this name because the territories of five pastures converge there: Valcion, Socede, Valsorda, Cengello and Consèria.

Famous alpine climb, the Manghen pass separates Molina di Fiemme and Borgo Valsugana. Both sides are very hard: 16 kilometers at 8% from Molina, 21 kilometers at 7.5% from Telve. Furthermore, both climbs have the hardest part in the finale, when it rarely drops below 10%. The last passage of the Giro d'Italia up here dates back to 2019. Fausto Masnada passed first.