가바르도‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 산길

여기까지는 오르막이 평범하지만 그 후에는 가파른 구간이 있습니다.

Dirt and steep section, does not have major bumps, crunchy to do in gravel. To go to Treviso Bresciano you have to go up a short section of cement mixed with pebbles not too steep.

Quiet pass, little to no traffic. Very steep towards the end and one or two ramps in the double-digit range.

The landscape is extremely beautiful and the traffic is absolutely quiet. Great for driving up, but not at all for a quick descent, as the road is usually very narrow, steep and broken in places. It climbs around 850 m over a distance of around 14 kilometers. Coming from Vobarno, the first half is almost harmless. Shortly before Eno, however, the gradient is consistently more than nine percent, and in places up to 14 percent.

The Sant'Eusebio pass is one of the most iconic climbs for Brescian cyclists, but it also offers a splendid opportunity for hiking lovers. The Valsabbino Ring passes through this point and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the surrounding hills and the Sabbia valley.

A very beautiful climb immersed in a magical environment.

A picturesque and steep paved climb from Provaglio Valsabbia leads to the Giovo Pass (bypassing Dosso Pelat). From the pass, a dirt road descends with a final up and down, to the junction with Treviso Bresciano (near the municipal water supply).

Highest point where you can reach by car. Parking for 6-7 cars. To get here, however, it's about five km of dirt and concrete.