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Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino

4.0
1 review/story | Statistics | 4 photos
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Elevation profile Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Elevation profile Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Elevation profile Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino

Statistics

Difficulty points 1583
Length 6.7 km
Average gradient 13.7%
Steepest 100 meters 32%
Total ascent 918m

Short recap

Hidden gem
10 hairpin turns
#7 toughest climb of Lombardy
#8 average steepest climb of Lombardy
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Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino is a climb in the region Lombardy. It is 6.7km long and bridges 918 vertical meters with an average gradient of 13.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1583. The top of the ascent is located at 1110 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.

Road names: Via Curetto, Via Conche, Via Ronco & Via Presso

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Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino
Forcella di Sale from Sale Marasino

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Reviews (1)

BartC
5 Mo 4.0

The final 2,5km of this climb is completely crazy. The concrete road seems to go vertical, it is really tough.
It makes more sense to do this on an e-bike than a analogue bike, but it's your choice.

Once at the top, you can continue for 15 min or so over mixed tarmac / gravel roads to the Croce di Marone (1166m), to tap some fresh mountain water, or to get yourself a well deserved coffee & cake in the rifugio

Climbing times

7 km/h 00:57:37
11 km/h 00:36:39
15 km/h 00:26:53
19 km/h 00:21:13

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