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Passo Pantani

Passo Pantani

Nikolaus Stahlberg planned a road ride

April 29, 2025

Passo Pantani

Hard

05:40

138km

24.4km/h

2,160m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 32.1 km for 60 m

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32.0 km

Rocca di San Leo

Highlight (Segment) • Castle

San Leo is a gem. Small village perched in the upper Val Marecchia. To get there by bike you have to go up a steep climb, you need a good …

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48.8 km

View of the Sea from Passo Serra San Marco

Highlight • Mountain Pass

On clear days you can enjoy a fantastic panorama. The pass is just over 1000 meters above sea level and can be reached from the valley of the Conca river, …

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60.7 km

Passo Marco Pantani (Monte Carpegna)

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

The environment is suggestive, you proceed immersed in nature. One cannot fail to stop to drink from the spring that is located just before the summit. Fresh water, they say …

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72.1 km

Cantoniera Pass of Carpegna

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

Nice climb from Pennabilli about 7km average gradient 6.5% at the top several walking routes including those for Sasso Simone and Simoncello.

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95.9 km

short climb that connects the Marecchia valley with the Us river valley. This climb is inserted in the path of the 9 hills facing it on the return. From here to the finish line only the climb of Gorolo remains

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100 km

Siepi Pass

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The Siepi pass is the eighth and penultimate challenge of the famous Gran Fondo Nove Colli. It is located between Secchiano and Ponte Uso and by going up it is possible to appreciate typical Romagna landscapes.

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