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Passo delle Erbe / Würzjoch from San Martin de Tor is a climb in the region Dolomites. It is 13.7 km long and bridges 947 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.9%, resulting in a difficulty score of 873. The top of the ascent is located at 1993 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews of this climb and uploaded 12 photos.
Road names: Strada Tor & SP29
3.0 by KaiBNice climb with slightly different views (meadows) compared to more famous neighbors. Very little traffic, but unfortunately a lot of flies probably due to many cows by the roadside. Go for it if you want variety to Sella Ronda & Giau loop and think Fedaia and Tre Cime Lavaredo are too hard for the day.... read more
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I climbed the Passo delle Erbe from San Martino in Badia on 14 October 2025. Very nice day even if a bit chilly, especially on the descent. The ascent is very beautiful, with an average road surface. For those who, like me, start from the village, there is no way to warm up the leg, because you are already on the climb. The first 7 km are rideable, we are around 6/7％ average gradient. Then it is downhill for a couple of kilometres to a bridge just before the village of Antermoia, where the road begins to climb more steeply for the remaining 5 km with a few peaks up to 10％. This is the slightly more challenging part of a climb just under 14 km long, not trivial but doable if you have a bit of training. The panorama ranges from beautiful meadows, with many grazing animals, to the pass, where the famous and aesthetically superb Sass da Putia dominates.
Sono salito al Passo delle Erbe da San Martino in Badia il 14 Ottobre 2025. Giornata molto bella anche se un pò freschina, soprattutto in discesa. La salita è molto bella, con un fondo stradale mediamente buono. Per chi come me parte dal paese non ha modo di scaldare la gamba, perchè si è già in salita. I primi 7 km sono pedalabili, siamo intorno al 6/7％ di pendenza media. Poi si scende per un paio di km fino ad un ponte poco prima del paese di Antermoia, dove la strada comincia a salire in modo piu deciso per i rimanenti 5 km con qualche punta che arriva al 10％. questa è la parte un poco più impegnativa di una salita lunga poco meno di 14 km, non banale ma fattibile se si ha un pò di allenamento. Il panorama spazia da bellissimi prati, con molti animali al pascolo, fino al passo, dove domina il celebre ed esteticamente superbo Sass da Putia.
Nice climb with slightly different views (meadows) compared to more famous neighbors. Very little traffic, but unfortunately a lot of flies probably due to many cows by the roadside. Go for it if you want variety to Sella Ronda & Giau loop and think Fedaia and Tre Cime Lavaredo are too hard for the day.
A nice quiet climb in stages! From motorway 224, the first part is actually already false flat uphill. The real climb starts when leaving San Martin. You get immediately a tough part over an open Alpine meadow, where you see the road turning steeply towards a church (museum). Once there, you've had the first difficult part and the climb becomes a bit flatter. You even get a descent. Fine for that moment, but disastrous for your rhythm. Just before the village of Antermoia, where you turn into an Alpine meadow, the road starts to climb again. In the village itself this becomes more serious and at the exit of the village you get the most challenging part of the climb. It's not really steep, but it is the constant change of rhythm that you feel. From Antermoia on, the climb doesn't level off anymore, but you do get the opportunity to get into a rhythm. Nice climb, especially in terms of landscape and views. You drive through quiet mountain villages, through forests and mountain meadows, along streams and with continuous views of surrounding peaks (including Kronplatz). This climb so do not forget with all the surrounding offer of large cols.
Een mooie rustige klim in etappes! Vanaf autoweg 224 is het eerste gedeelte eigenlijk al vals plat omhoog. De echte klim begint bij het uitrijden van San Martin. Je krijgt dan gelijk een pittig gedeelte over een open Alpenweide, waar je voor je de weg steil ziet wegdraaien richting een kerkje (museum). Daar aangekomen heb je het eerste lastige stuk gehad en vlakt de klim iets af. Je krijgt zelfs een afdaling. Fijn voor dat moment, maar funest voor je ritme. Vlak voor het dorpje Antermoia, waar je weer een Alpenweide opdraait, begint de weg weer te stijgen. In het dorp zelf wordt dit serieuzer en bij het uitrijden van het dorp krijg je het meest pittige stuk van de klim. Echt steil is het ook weer niet, maar het is vooral het continu veranderen van ritme wat je voelt. Vanaf Antermoia vlakt de klim niet meer af, maar krijg je wel de gelegenheid om in een ritme te komen. Mooie klim dus, zeker ook qua landschap en uitzicht. Je rijdt door rustige bergdorpjes, door bossen en over bergweides, langs beekjes en met continu wel uitzicht op omliggende pieken (incl. Kronplatz). Deze klim dus niet vergeten met al het omliggende aanbod van grote cols.
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