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Monte Nerone from Piobbico

3.0
2 reviews | Elevation profile | 4 photos
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
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Elevation profile Monte Nerone from Piobbico
bad road (along the entire length)
gravel (along the entire length)

Statistics

Difficulty points 1501
Length 14.7 km
Average gradient 8%
Steepest 100 meters 15%
Total ascent 1182m

Short recap

Beautiful scenery
19 hairpin turns
#39 toughest climb of Italy
#32 most elevation gain of Apennine Mountains
#11 longest climb of The Marches
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Monte Nerone from Piobbico is a climb in the region The Marches. It is 14.7km long and bridges 1182 vertical meters with an average gradient of 8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1501. The top of the ascent is located at 1508 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.

Road names: Strada Provinciale di Rocca Leonella & Strada Provinciale Casciaia

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Monte Nerone from Piobbico
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
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Reviews (2)

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AndreaV
2 y 4.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian. Show original

A beautiful, difficult but satisfying climb once finished, non-existent traffic, and... terrible asphalt. The road has been abandoned for years, it looks like it's been bombed. You need a mountain bike or a gravel bike; riding it with a bike is suicide for the tyres and it is also dangerous because of possible punctures (bear in mind that after the climb there is a fairly steep descent).

Una salita bellissima, difficile ma che comporta soddisfazione una volta terminata, traffico inesistente, e... asfalto terribile. La strada è abbandonata a sé stessa da anni, sembra sia stata bombardata. Ci vuole una mtb o una gravel, percorrerla con la bdc è un suicidio per i copertoni ed è anche pericoloso per possibili forature (tenete conto che dopo la salita c'è una discesa abbastanza ripida).

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flipper01
2 y 2.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

I had read that the road was not in the best of shape, but that is a huge understatement. There is hardly any tarmac left and most of it is on the sides which are overgrown with bushes. A very tough climb with regular sections that don't go below 10%, especially in combination with the road surface.
I managed with 25mm tyres, but would definitely not recommend it, except on a mountain bike.

Ik had gelezen dat de weg er niet zo best bij lag, maar dat is een enorm understatement. Er is nauwelijks nog asfalt over en het meeste ligt aan de zijkanten die overgroeid zijn door bosjes. Erg pittige klim met regelmatig stukken die niet onder de 10% komen, helemaal in combinatie met het wegdek.
Ik heb het gered met 25mm bandjes, maar zou het zeker niet aanraden, behalve met een mountainbike.

Monte Nerone from Piobbico
Monte Nerone from Piobbico
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Climbing times

7 km/h 02:06:24
11 km/h 01:20:26
15 km/h 00:58:59
19 km/h 00:46:34

Road surface condition

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Traffic

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Based on 5 votes
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