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Passo Valles (2032 m) – Passo Rolle loop from Cencenighe Agordino

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Italy
Veneto
Belluno
Cencenighe Agordino

Passo Valles (2032 m) – Passo Rolle loop from Cencenighe Agordino

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603

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Passo Valles (2032 m) – Passo Rolle loop from Cencenighe Agordino

07:40

111km

3,570m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

Last updated: June 17, 2026

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19.7 km

Passo Valles (2032 m)

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From the east the Valles is rather steep but always easy to manage, from Predazzo it is long but the inclines are always pleasant and there are several flat sections where you can relax a little.

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32.9 km

Passo Rolle

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Passo Rolle is a Trentino pass that connects the Primiero valley with the Fiemme valley. From the top of the pass, located at an altitude of 1,984 metres, it is possible to admire the splendid Pale di San Martino in their marvelous beauty.

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33.0 km

Eighty years ago, the Giro d'Italia first passed through Passo Rolle. The Vittorio Veneto-Merano race was underway. It was May 26, 1937. There were four stages to go. Gino Bartali wore the pink jersey. He had snatched it from Giovanni Valetti atop Terminillo, at the end of the time trial a few days earlier.
On the roads of Trentino and Alto Adige, Gino Bartali was the protagonist of an extraordinary one-two. He won the Merano stage.


Twenty-four hours later, he repeated that success in Gardone Riviera, extending his lead in the overall standings.

The final three finish lines of the 1937 Giro were won by Glauco Servadei in San Pellegrino Terme, Marco Cimatti in Como, and Aldo Bini in Milan. Bartali dominated that Giro.

He held a nearly nine-minute lead over Giovanni Valetti, who finished in second place. The third, Enrico Mollo, finished over seventeen minutes behind.
Having won his second Giro, Bartali would thrill the roads beyond the Alps the following year by winning the first of his two Tours de France. The final note from the 1937 Giro: the Grand Prix of the Mountains at Passo Rolle allowed Gino Bartali to bag valuable points for the climbers' classification, which, at the end of the Giro, saw him reach the top of the mountain in the lead. With a wide margin over all the others.

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35.2 km

Final hairpin bends before Passo Rolle

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The ascent of the Rolle pass is unique and immersed in exciting views under the Dolomite rocks that enhance your business

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54.8 km

Cereda Pass

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Passo Cereda, at an altitude of 1,369 metres, connects the Veneto valley of the Mis with the Trentino valley of Primiero. It takes its name from the Cereda torrent, which originates near the pass.

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69.9 km

Forcella Aurine Pass

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Very quiet route, towards the Forcella the traffic decreased more and more. Good combination with Passo Cereda! Forest and meadows alternate.

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102 km

Here you can enjoy the view of the small city with the lake.

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103 km

Lake Alleghe

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Formed in 1771 due to a landslide that blocked the Cordevole stream, Lake Alleghe has a maximum depth of 55 meters and its waters serve a hydroelectric power plant. Walking on the banks of the lake has for years been one of the favorite pastimes of those who come to visit Alleghe and the slopes of Mount Civetta are reflected in its waters.

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57.5 km

47.5 km

4.44 km

1.97 km

Surfaces

96.7 km

14.7 km

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Tuesday 21 July

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July 23, 2021,Giro delle Pale
Fiera di Primiero, Passo Rolle, Passoi Valles, Falcade, Passo Cereda

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First day of the MCC ride, with colleagues.
No doubt, the southern Dolomites may be less known and high, but they are real Dolomites, rugged, rocky, impressive...
Tomorrow we will see whether it was a mistake to let it rip like that on the first day with almost 3700m in altitude (recording interrupted, the last piece is missing here).

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