Passo di Ganda from Gazzaniga is a climb in the region Bergamo. It is 9.6 km long and bridges 683 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 7.1%, resulting in a difficulty score of 586. The top of the ascent is located at 1066 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 6 reviews of this climb and uploaded 6 photos.
Road names: Via Guglielmo Marconi, Via Masserini, Via San Angeletti & SP41
5.0 by ClaudioFerrariThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian.A climb that has become very famous in the last few years in professional cycling; on this climb, Tadej Pogaçar won his two Lombardia bergamaschi, the first on the climb and the second by placing the attack on the false-flat downhill after the descent towards Selvino. The Slovenian phenomenon also holds a monstrous (and in my opinion unparalleled) KOM on this climb. A few kilometres later, you can also see two portraits of Thibaut Pinot on the asphalt! Coming to the climb, I always find it chal... read more
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one of the most famous climbs in the area, often decisive in Lombardy. It starts out with a fairly tough climb and then slows down a little until the final 2 km, which are very tough. At the top there is a beautiful view over the valley and selvino, if you are in the area you absolutely must do it.
una delle salite più famose della zona, spesso decisiva nel Lombardia. Parte subito con uno strappo abbastanza duro per poi rallentare un po' fino ai 2 km finali che sono molto duri. In cima una bella vista sulla valle e selvino, se si è in zona da fare assolutamente.
A climb that has become very famous in the last few years in professional cycling; on this climb, Tadej Pogaçar won his two Lombardia bergamaschi, the first on the climb and the second by placing the attack on the false-flat downhill after the descent towards Selvino. The Slovenian phenomenon also holds a monstrous (and in my opinion unparalleled) KOM on this climb. A few kilometres later, you can also see two portraits of Thibaut Pinot on the asphalt! Coming to the climb, I always find it challenging; the final section has some sharp ramps that, if you don't save yourself a bit on the lower part, can also put the less well-trained in a decidedly difficult situation. During the ascent the scenery is at times beautiful, the traffic moderate and the best is reserved at the top. The view at the pass, on a clear day, is spectacular.
Salita diventata molto famosa negli ultimi anni nel ciclismo professionistico; su questa salita, Tadej Pogaçar ha vinto i suoi due Lombardia bergamaschi, il primo in salita ed il secondo piazzando l’attacco sul falsopiano in discesa dopo lo scollinamento verso Selvino. Il fenomeno sloveno detiene inoltre un mostruoso (e a mio avviso ineguagliabile) KOM su questa ascesa. Poco dopo alcuni km, potrete inoltre vedere sull’asfalto due ritratti di Thibaut Pinot! Venendo alla salita, io la trovo sempre impegnativa, il tratto finale presenta delle rampe decise che, se non ci si risparmia un po’ nella parte inferiore, possono anche mettere in decisa crisi i meno allenati. Durante l’ascesa il paesaggio è a tratti bello, il traffico moderato ed il meglio è riservato in cima. La vista al Passo, nelle giornate limpide, è spettacolare.
Tough climb, very beautiful views on the way up and once there, on a clear day, you can see the Adamello.
Salita tosta, scorci molto belli salendo e una volta arrivati, nelle giornate più limpide, si scorge l'Adamello.
One of the most beautiful climbs in the Bergamo area, both for the continuity in difficulty and for the views and absence of traffic. It starts at the bottom of the valley and arrives at a tiny hamlet at an altitude of over 1,000 metres. The last kilometres are more challenging and exciting. It is worth dosing your strength so as not to face them tired. Fontanella a Ganda.
Una delle più belle salite della bergamasca, sia per la continuità nelle difficoltà, sia per i panorami e l'assenza di traffico. Si parte dal fondovalle per arrivare ad una minuscola frazione a oltre 1.000 metri di altezza. Ultimi chilometri più impegnativi ed entusiasmanti. Val la pena dosare le forze per non affrontarli stanchi. Fontanella a Ganda.
climb to be done absolutely... fairly regular slope until the village of Orezzo, after which it becomes "interesting"....arrived at around 810/830 metres the most challenging stretch begins and if you arrive a little tired it could be a little problem...
salita da fare assolutamente… pendenza abbastanza regolare fino al paese di Orezzo, dopo diventa “interessante”….arrivati intorno 810/830 mt inizia il tratto più impegnativo e se arrivi un pò stanco potrebbe essere un piccolo problema…
Nice climb with an even course, I did not see any drinking fountains along the way. On arrival at the junction for Ganda, the road sign indicates 1,100 m (and not 1,060 m) as indicated for the highest point. Descending towards Selvino you can choose other routes with very quiet climbs and very little traffic
Bella salita con un andamento regolare, non ho visto fontanelle lungo il percorso. All’arrivo all’incrocio per Ganda il cartello stradale indica 1.100 m (e non 1.060 m) come indicato per il punto più alto. Scendendo verso Selvino si possono scegliere altri percorsi con salite molto tranquille e con pochissimo traffico
| 7 km/h | 01:22:00 |
| 11 km/h | 00:52:11 |
| 15 km/h | 00:38:16 |
| 19 km/h | 00:30:12 |
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