Climbs of the Giro d'Italia - San Pellegrino Pass

The San Pellegrino Pass has been the passage or finishing stage of the Giro d'Italia several times, in 2003 it saw the victory of Gilberto Simoni and in 2006 it was the Spaniard Juan Manuel Gàrate who crossed the finish line first.

From the center of Moena the first climb begins which allows you to reach the panoramic area of ​​the town with spectacular views of Catinaccio and Sassolungo. At the crossroads, turn right and continue on state road no. 346 (SS 346). You pedal easily, leaving the valley station of the Lusia lifts in the Ronchi area on the left (4,5 km). You continue alternating short stretches with steep gradients (from 10% to 14%) with long straights (only 4 hairpin bends), passing through the Fango and Alochet localities. In total there are 13 kilometres, of which 11 uphill, to go back up the Dolomite pass, in winter in the center of the ski area of ​​the same name connected via Col Margherita with Falcade. Return along the same route or possibility of continuing towards Falcade and Passo Valles, following the Marcialonga Cycling Carft itinerary.