| Beautiful scenery |
| Hidden gem |
| 39 hairpin turns |
| #89 toughest climb of Europe |
| #100 most elevation gain of Italy |
| #22 longest climb of Friuli Venezia Giulia |
| #25 average steepest climb of Friuli Venezia Giulia |
Monte Crostis from Comeglians is a climb in the region Friuli Venezia Giulia. It is 14.1km long and bridges 1416 vertical meters with an average gradient of 10%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1570. The top of the ascent is located at 1987 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews of this climb and uploaded 9 photos.
Road names: Frazione Mieli, Strada delle Vette & Panoramica delle Vette
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Very long and hard, but as much as it is hard it is also stunning. Beautiful climb and landscape. The tarmac is quite bad and going down the same way you could really feel it. One of the toughest climbs around. I would still rank the zoncolan as harder but we're not that far off!
A very tough climb in a spectacular and varied environment: from mid-mountain with its villages to a majestic fir forest and ending in a pleasant alpine environment.
The ascent is absolutely steady, which is both the greatest difficulty (not a single moment's respite is allowed, except for the few metres where you cross the villages, which are all in the first half anyway) and a help, because if you manage to pick up your pace in the first few ramps you will "only" have to continue in this way to the summit.
Road surface at the time of my ascent (29/07/2023) in a very bad state in the second half, if you descend this slope you must exercise extreme caution.
If you love big climbs and high mountains, this climb is for you
Salita durissima in un ambiente spettacolare e vario: dalla media montagna con i suoi paesini a una maestosa abetaia per concludere in un ambiente alpino ameno.
Si sale in modo assolutamente regolare, aspetto che costituisce sia la maggiore difficoltà (non è concesso un solo attimo di respiro, eccezion fatta che per i pochi metri in cui si attraversano i paesini che comunque sono tutti nella prima metà) sia un aiuto, in quanto se si riesce a prendere il proprio passo nelle prime rampe si dovrà "solo" continuare così fino in vetta.
Manto stradale al momento della mia ascesa (29/07/2023) in stato pessimo nella seconda metà, se si scende per questo versante occorre prestare la massima cautela.
Se amate le grandi salite e l'alta montagna questa salita fa per voi
Magnificent, but mercilessly difficult climb in an oasis of peace and quiet. You experience the feeling of being alone in the world during almost the entire climb. However, the climb is murderous as it rarely drops below double percentages. The steepest percentages (above 15％) you will encounter in the last kilometers in a series of beautiful, short hairpin bends.
Although unknown, remote and in the shadow of Monte Zoncolan, this is a real must. I estimate that it is at least as difficult as the infamous Zoncolan, maybe even higher...
Magnifieke, maar ongenadig zware beklimming in een oase van rust en stilte. Je ervaart het gevoel van alleen op de wereld tijdens vrijwel de volledige beklimming. De klim is echter moordend, want komt zelden onder de dubbele percentages. De steilste percentages (boven de 15％) kom je overigens in de laatste kilometers tegen bij en serie van prachtige, korte haarspeldbochten.
Hoewel onbekend, afgelegen en in de schaduw van Monte Zoncolan is dit een echt must. Ik schat deze qua lastigheid minstens even hoog is als de beruchte Zoncolan, misschien zelfs nog iets hoger...
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