베세넬로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 산길

트렌티노의 장대한 대규모 등반 중 하나. 제1차 세계 대전의 군용 도로

Bondone to pedal

Tough climb, ensure good resistance for the 15% sections

Refreshing fountain

The road that goes up to Monte Rovere from Caldonazzo is known as Kaiserjägerweg or "Strada del Menador". It is very steep and constant with peaks of 13-14%, and is famous for its narrow hairpin bends and short tunnels dug into the rock overlooking the Valsugana and Lake Caldonazzo.

Very nice climb with little traffic, done on a Sunday afternoon in October and crossed paths with 10 cars at most

The pass connects Folgaria to Carbonare, from here also starts the road of the Florentines that leads to Forte Cherle and Tonezza

It can be tackled from Levico going towards Lochere. Start of climb which, at the first bends, rises well over double figures. Then, after the crossroads, it regularly bites just under 10%: a segment mainly in a straight line, with a couple of hairpin bends, which when the sun beats down can get scorching hot. After a bend to the left, just above 800 metres, here is the first tunnel dug into the rock: an image that immerses us in the historical dimension of this climb. It is about twenty meters long, less than three meters wide (the Menador is in fact forbidden to vehicles wider than two and a half metres). Here the slope allows you to breathe for a moment, shortly after there is the second tunnel, similar to the first and then you arrive at the hardest segment of all: from kilometer six, three thousand meters of hard sweating, divided into three parts of similar length. At 10% and above the first, constantly at 12% the second and finally always above 9% the third, before reaching Monterovere (altitude 1,261).