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Brenner Pass from Sterzing

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Brenner Pass from Sterzing
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Elevation profile Brenner Pass from Sterzing

Statistics

Difficulty points 194
Length 14.5 km
Average gradient 2.9%
Steepest 100 metres 9%
Total ascent 421 m

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2 hairpin turns
#48 longest climb of Bolzano
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Brenner Pass from Sterzing is a climb in the region Bolzano. It is 14.5 km long and bridges 421 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 2.9%, resulting in a difficulty score of 194. The top of the ascent is located at 1375 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 3 photos.

Road name: SS12

3.0 by patrickbaert
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
June 2018 starting from Sterzing/Vipiteno cycled the Italian side of the Brenner Pass (Passo del Brennero). Not as indicated on the Climbfinder map via the dangerously busy national road. Thanks to the last part of the CAR FREE "fietsostrade" (radweg) Bolzano-Brenner there is a wonderful alternative. Admirably constructed next to/above/below state highway (SS12), motorway (Brennerautobahn) and railway in one of Europe's busiest traffic arteries. Over a distance of 22 km, slightl... read more

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Actually, this climb is wrong on it. The SS12 is a road pirate's paradise so avoid it! Instead, follow the cycle route the region has created. This one is quite tough at the beginning but gets easier as you go along. Via a car-free former railway track, you can make your way to the Brenner Pass.

Only at the top does it get busy again as the cycle path ends there. You can have a nice cup of coffee here though, as Brenner as a village just has everything.

On the way, you can gloat at the congested motorists while you relax and enjoy the beautiful mountain walls.

Eigenlijk staat deze klim er verkeerd op. De SS12 is een paradijs voor wegpiraten dus vermijd die! Volg in plaats daarvan de fietsroute die de regio heeft aangelegd. Deze is aan het begin nogal eens flink pittig maar wordt gaandeweg eenvoudiger. Via een autovrij voormalige spoorbaan kan je naar de Brennerpas toe.

Pas bovenop wordt het weer druk want daar houdt het fietspad op. Je kunt hier wel een mooie kop koffie drinken, want Brenner als dorpje heeft gewoon alles.

Onderweg kun je je verkneukelen aan de filerijdende automobilisten terwijl jij lekker ontspannen geniet van de mooie bergmuren.

Brenner Pass from Sterzing
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June 2018 starting from Sterzing/Vipiteno cycled the Italian side of the Brenner Pass (Passo del Brennero).
Not as indicated on the Climbfinder map via the dangerously busy national road. Thanks to the last part of the CAR FREE "fietsostrade" (radweg) Bolzano-Brenner there is a wonderful alternative.
Admirably constructed next to/above/below state highway (SS12), motorway (Brennerautobahn) and railway in one of Europe's busiest traffic arteries. Over a distance of 22 km, slightly longer than the main road through the bicycle loop, which turns into the Fleres valley in Gossenssas and ends via an old railway bed on the western flank of the Brenner valley, one climbs up to the border crossing.
The end point is a busy border town with a special atmosphere, where in addition to the necessary catering facilities and even a bicycle clothing shop, a large outlet shopping centre has now been built.

The Italians prove that it is possible to provide a place for cyclists in a busy traffic junction!
A beautiful asphalted bicycle path that looks for nature as much as possible, with some steep climbs and also descents, bicycle information posts and two lighted bicycle tunnels.

Juni 2018 vertrekkend uit Sterzing/Vipiteno de Italiaanse zijde van de Brennerpas (Passo del Brennero) gefietst.
Niet zoals aangeduid op de Climbfinder kaart via de gevaarlijk drukke rijksweg. Want er is dankzij het laatste deel van de AUTOVRIJE "fietsostrade" (radweg) Bolzano-Brenner een prachtig alternatief.
Bewonderenswaardig aangelegd naast/boven/onder rijksweg (SS12), snelweg (Brennerautobahn) en spoor in één van Europa's drukste verkeersaders. Over een afstand van 22km.,iets langer dan de rijksweg door de fietslus die in Gossenssas deVal di Fleres indraait om via een oude spoorwegbedding op de westflank van het Brennerdal uit te komen,klimt men tot de grensovergang.
Eindpunt is druk grensstadje met speciale sfeer waar naast de nodige horeca en zelfs een fietskledingzaak nu ook een groot outlet winkelcentrum is bijgebouwd.

De Italianen bewijzen dat het kan om in een druk verkeersknooppunt een plaats voor fietsers te voorzien!
Een prachtig geasfalteerd fietspad dat zoveel mogelijk de natuur opzoekt, met enkele pittige klimstukjes en eveneens afdalingen, fietsinfopaaltjes en twee verlichte fietstunnels.

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Climbing times

7 km/h 02:04:05
11 km/h 01:18:57
15 km/h 00:57:54
19 km/h 00:45:43

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Frequently Asked Questions

Brenner Pass can be cycled from 3 sides. Brenner Pass from Innsbruck via Schönberg is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via Brenner Pass from Innsbruck via Igls & Brenner Pass from Sterzing.

You don't need special gearing for Brenner Pass from Sterzing. The slope isn't long or steep enough to require much shifting down. You can conquer this climb on power alone. However, a compact gearing system with a smallest front chainring of 34 and largest rear sprocket of 28 or 30 is always nice if you enjoy cycling uphill. This helps maintain a smooth cadence.

Brenner Pass from Sterzing is a 3rd-category climb. Almost anyone can handle this climb, as long as you have a bike with climbing gears. If you have little training, you will probably need to shift down significantly. For experienced riders, Brenner Pass from Sterzing is not a problem.

Brenner Pass from Sterzing is 14.5 km long.

The average gradient of Brenner Pass from Sterzing is 2.9%.

Brenner Pass from Sterzing has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 9%.

The summit of Brenner Pass from Sterzing is at 1375 m.

At a slow pace of 7 km/h, it takes about 02:04:05 to climb Brenner Pass from Sterzing. At 11 km/h the time is 01:18:57, and at 15 km/h 00:57:54. For the fastest cyclists, 00:45:43 is an achievable time.

Brenner Pass from Sterzing is located in the region Bolzano in Italy.

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