| Hidden gem |
| 14 hairpin turns |
| Bad road |
| #100 toughest climb of Apennine Mountains |
| #7 most elevation gain of Umbria |
| #27 longest climb of Umbria |
| #44 average steepest climb of Umbria |
Monte Subasio / Colle San Rufino from Santa Maria degli Angeli is a climb in the region Umbria. It is 12.6km long and bridges 852 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 729. The top of the ascent is located at 1071 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 2 photos.
Road names: Via Patrono d'Italia, Viale Vittorio Emanuele II, Via della Madonna dell'Olivo, Via Umberto I° & Via Eremo delle Carceri
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I started on Monte Subasio from the foot of the mountain. So still a bit below Assisi. This adds about 100 more altimeters. You then start completely at the foot with a very steep straight section just past Assisi. Known from the giro donne in 2023. This stretch is really punchy and you then naturally end up in the centre. Once the centre is behind you, the climb really starts. The tarmac is very good in most places with several hairpin bends. You practically never see the top. Partly because of the many trees. This does make it cooler and more pleasant to climb. After 9km or so, you arrive at a kind of summit where many people are tanning. This is also where the tarmac steeps. Behind this "top" begins the gravel road to the real summit. This one is really bad in many places with really big stones in some places. With a road bike it is not doable. I did it with a gravel bike and all in all it went rather well. After about 3km of gravel, you arrive at the highest point from where the parachuters leave. For me personally, it was a very nice col. It did feel at least as tough as alpe d'huez. It may also have been partly due to the temperature. On alpe d'Huez it was only 20 degrees in my case. On monte Subasio it was thick 30. If you are in the region a very nice col to climb.
Ik ben aan de Monte Subasio begonnen vanaf de voet van de berg. Dus nog een stuk onder Assisië. Dit geeft nog ongeveer 100 extra hoogtemeters. Je begint dan volledig aan de voet met een zeer steil recht stuk net langs assisië. Bekend van de giro donne in 2023. Dit stuk is echt pittig en je komt dan vanzelf in het centrum uit. Eens het centrum achter je ligt begint de beklimming pas echt. Het asfalt is op de meeste plaatsen zeer goed met verschillende haarspeldbochten. Je ziet de top praktisch nooit. Mede door de vele bomen. Dit maakt het wel koeler en aangenamer om te klimmen. Na 9km ongeveer kom je aan op een soort top waar veel mensen liggen te bruinen. Hier stopt ook het asfalt. Achter aan deze "top" begint de gravelweg naar de echte top. Deze ligt op vele plaatsen echt slecht met op sommige plaatsen echt grote stenen. Met een racefiets is het niet te doen. Ik heb het met een gravelbike gedaan en dat ging al bij al nog tamelijk goed. Na 3km gravel ongeveer kom je aan op het hoogste punt van waaruit de valschermspringers vertrekken. Voor mij persoonlijk was het een zeer mooie col. Hij voelde wel minstens even zwaar aan als alpe d'huez. Het kan ook deels aan de temperatuur gelegen hebben. Op alpe d'Huez was het maar 20 graden in mijn geval. Op de monte Subasio dik 30. Als je in de regio bent een zeer mooie col om te beklimmen.
A climb not to be missed if you are in the area. The real climb begins after Porta Perlici from Assisi, with 4 km at 10％. After a few hairpin bends, a breathtaking view opens up on a clear day. From the Eremo delle Carceri the climb becomes more pedalable and you enter the woods, the air becomes decidedly cooler and the road becomes rutted. Once you have passed 1000 metres on the right you will find the stazzi, which indicate that your effort is almost at an end if you are on a mountain bike: after a bend to the right there is a car park and from here the road becomes white, only gravel and MTBs can go on. From the car park look back and if there are no clouds the view will repay you for the effort. Close your sleeve, the descent is definitely cold and watch out for asphalt and cars going uphill, on holidays there can be traffic. There are no water fountains along the route... Enjoy the climb!
Salita imperdibile se siete nella zona. La salita vera inizia dopo porta Perlici da Assisi, con 4 km al 10％. Dopo alcuni tornanti si apre una visuale mozzafiato nelle giornate più limpide. Dall' Eremo delle Carceri la salita diventa più pedalabile e si entra nel bosco, l'aria diventa decisamente più fresca e la strada si rovina. Superata quota 1000 mt sulla destra trovate gli stazzi, che vi indicano che la vostra fatica è quasi alla fine se siete si bdc: dopo una curva a destra c'e' il parcheggio e da qui la strada diventa bianca, solo gravel e MTB possono andare avanti. Dal parcheggio guardatevi indietro e se non ci sono nuvole il panorama vi ripagherà della fatica. Chiudete lo smanicato, discesa è decisamente fredda e occhio all' asfalto e alle macchine che salgono, durante i festivi ci può essere del traffico. Non ci sono fontane durante il percorso... Buona salita!
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