Cipressa is a climb in the region Liguria. It is 5.6km long and bridges 231 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 115. The top of the ascent is located at 241 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 5 reviews of this climb and uploaded 9 photos.
Road name: Via Cipressa
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Definitely give it a go if you're in the area. Runs smoothly and is of course a nice name to tick off. Little traffic and also a nice descent.
Zeker eens meepikken als je in de buurt bent. Loopt vlot en is natuurlijk een mooie naam om af te vinken. Weinig verkeer en eveneens een leuke afdaling.
Famous for the Milano-Sanremo, it is a not-too-demanding climb surrounded by greenery with views of the sea below
Famosa per la Milano-Sanremo, è una salita non troppo impegnativa immersa nel verde con panorami sul mare sottostante
The Cipressa is certainly not the toughest climb there is, far from it. But a cycling peloton pounds its way up at a speed of more than 30 km/h, and da's almost unimaginable...just do it to them!
De Cipressa is zeker niet de zwaarste klim die er bestaat, verre van zelfs. Maar een wielerpeloton poeiert zich aan een snelheid van meer dan 30 km/u naar boven, en da's quasi onvoorstelbaar...doe het hen maar na!
Great to do this legendary climb, even if it isn't that tough actually. Unlike the three Capi climbs, the Cipressa (and the Poggio) are not on the main SS1 Via Aurelia, so there is little traffic. You take a right turn on the main SS1 at San Lorenzo al Mare to get to the climb. There are signs next to the road at the beginning of the climb and after every kilometer indicating the steepness of the coming stretch.
Known from Milan San Remo, of course. So you should definitely do it. The Cipressa is not a tough climb, let alone a long one. I liked it though. The name alone!
You do not need a real mountain gear for this, but in the full sun at noon you will not find shelter and fry!
Gekend van Milaan San Remo uiteraard. Moet je dus zeker eens doen. De Cipressa is geen zware klim, laat staan een lange. Ik vond hem wel fijn om doen. Alleen al de naam!
Een echt bergverzet heb je hiervoor niet nodig, maar in de volle zon op het middaguur ga je wel geen beschutting vinden en bakken!
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