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Forcella di Bura from Ponti

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Forcella di Bura from Ponti
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Difficulty points 275
Length 15.7 km
Average gradient 3.8%
Steepest 100 metres 8.6%
Total ascent 590 m

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11 hairpin turns
#85 toughest climb of Bergamo
#46 most elevation gain of Bergamo
#66 longest climb of Lombardy
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Forcella di Bura from Ponti is a climb in the region Bergamo. It is 15.7 km long and bridges 590 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 3.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 275. The top of the ascent is located at 888 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 4 reviews of this climb and uploaded 7 photos.

Road name: SP24

3.0 by ClaudioFerrari
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian.
From Ponti di Sedrina, at the entrance to Val Brembana, we turn left and attack a long, pedalable climb that leads to the foot of Valtaleggio. It is perfect for training rhythm and cadence, and can all be tackled with the so-called 'padellone' in front. The first part in the gorge of the Val Brembilla is cool, while the continuation is a little more exposed to the sun. Once you reach the Forcella di Bura you can decide whether to continue to Val Taleggio, turn back via Gerosa-Blello (t... read more

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Reviews (4)

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ClaudioFerrari
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From Ponti di Sedrina, at the entrance to Val Brembana, we turn left and attack a long, pedalable climb that leads to the foot of Valtaleggio. It is perfect for training rhythm and cadence, and can all be tackled with the so-called 'padellone' in front. The first part in the gorge of the Val Brembilla is cool, while the continuation is a little more exposed to the sun. Once you reach the Forcella di Bura you can decide whether to continue to Val Taleggio, turn back via Gerosa-Blello (then descend into Val Imagna) or continue, as I did, to the Culmine di San Pietro.

Da Ponti di Sedrina, all’imbocco della Val Brembana, si svolta a sinistra e si attacca una lunga e pedalabile salita che conduce ai piedi della Valtaleggio. Perfetta per allenare il ritmo e la cadenza, affrontabile tutta con il cosiddetto “padellone” davanti. Prima parte nella gola della Val Brembilla al fresco, il proseguo invece è un po’ più esposto al sole. Arrivati alla Forcella di Bura potete decidere se proseguire per la Val Taleggio, se tornare indietro passando da Gerosa-Blello (quindi scendere in Val Imagna) o proseguire, come ho fatto io, fino alla Culmine di San Pietro.

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DiegoB14
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Classic ascent. Beautiful views the further you go. Fits well into loop tours

Salita classica. Bei panorami più si avanza. Si inserisce bene in giri ad anello

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MauroBresciani
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1 y 2.0
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Easy ascent. As long as you are in the gorge leading to Brembilla you are quite shady, climbing up, especially in the hairpin bend area, very exposed to the sun. Not to be missed is the fountain at Gerosa stage for the many cyclists approaching the climb. From the forcella di Bura you can descend into the Taleggio valley (stupendous) passing in front of the other fountain, that of the bear. Without reaching the Bura pass, you can opt to close a loop towards Blello, Berbenno. Too bad for bad asphalt on that route from Berbenno you can descend to Brembilla via Laxolo

Salita facile. Finché si è nella gola che porta a Brembilla si è abbastanza in ombra, salendo, specialmente nella zona dei tornanti, molto esposta al sole. Imperdibile la fontanella di Gerosa tappa per i molti ciclisti che approcciano la salita. Dalla forcella di Bura si può scendere in val Taleggio (stupenda) transitando davanti all'altra fontana, quella dell'orso. Senza arrivare alla forcella di Bura si può optare per chiudere un anello verso Blello, Berbenno. Peccato per asfalto pessimo in quel percorso da Berbenno si può ridiscendere su Brembilla via Laxolo

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EmaAmo
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2 y 3.0
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Pleasant ascent, passing through other passes or to be considered as a first outing after a break. Little or no traffic.

Salita piacevole, di passaggio per altri valichi o da considerare come prima uscita dopo un periodo di stop. Poco o nulla trafficata.

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Climbing times

7 km/h 02:14:44
11 km/h 01:25:44
15 km/h 01:02:52
19 km/h 00:49:38

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Frequently Asked Questions

Forcella di Bura can be cycled from 3 sides. Berbenno from Ponte Giurino is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via Forcella di Bura from Ponti & Forcella di Bura from Lavina.

You don't need special gearing for Forcella di Bura from Ponti. 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.

Forcella di Bura from Ponti 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, Forcella di Bura from Ponti is not a problem.

Forcella di Bura from Ponti is 15.7 km long.

The average gradient of Forcella di Bura from Ponti is 3.8%.

Forcella di Bura from Ponti has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 8.6%.

The summit of Forcella di Bura from Ponti is at 888 m.

At a slow pace of 7 km/h, it takes about 02:14:44 to climb Forcella di Bura from Ponti. At 11 km/h the time is 01:25:44, and at 15 km/h 01:02:52. For the fastest cyclists, 00:49:38 is an achievable time.

Forcella di Bura from Ponti is located in the region Bergamo in Italy.

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