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Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti

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2 reviews | Elevation profile | 5 photos
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
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Elevation profile Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti

Statistics

Difficulty points 514
Length 9.8 km
Average gradient 6.6%
Steepest 100 meters 11.9%
Total ascent 645m

Short recap

12 hairpin turns
#49 toughest climb of Emilia-Romagna
#52 most elevation gain of Emilia-Romagna
#99 longest climb of Emilia-Romagna
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Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti is a climb in the region Emilia-Romagna. It is 9.8km long and bridges 645 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6.6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 514. The top of the ascent is located at 871 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.

Road name: SP65

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Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
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Reviews (2)

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Vortexmind
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The climb from Mezzano Scotti to Passo Crocetta is the least known of the other ways of reaching the passo. I attempted it during a sunny November day and I was pretty much alone for all the route except a few cars. I liked being immersed in nature and in the tranquility of the forest. The climb has some steep sections but nothing major. Watch out for the memorial to Costantino Girardengo in Schiavi.

Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
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KMARZ
10 Mo 3.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian. Show original

This is one of the three possible climbs to the Crocetta Pass and definitely the most demanding. The road surface is not very well-maintained; there are a few more recent patches in places. In the hamlet of Schiavi, the last one encountered, a recently renovated house bears a beautiful plaque dedicated to the never-forgotten champion Girardengo.
All in all, an excellent workout.
On 12-06-21 Marco Caserini conquered his Everesting by covering the road to the Crocetta Pass 16 times for a total of 260km in 16h54m

Si tratta di una delle tre salite possibili al Passo Crocetta, decisamente la più impegnativa. Il fondo stradale non è molto curato; a tratti qualche rappezzo più recente. Nella frazione Schiavi, l'ultima che si incontra, una casa recentemnte ristrutturata porta una bellissima targa dedicata al mai dimenticato campione Girardengo.
Nel complesso un ottimo allenamento.
il 12-06-21 Marco Caserini ha conquistato il proprio Everesting percorrendo la strada sino al Passo Crocetta 16 volte per un totale di 260km in 16h54m

Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
Passo della Crocetta from Mezzano Scotti
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Climbing times

7 km/h 01:23:54
11 km/h 00:53:23
15 km/h 00:39:09
19 km/h 00:30:54

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