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San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza

3.5
2 reviews | Elevation profile | 4 photos
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
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Elevation profile San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza

Statistics

Difficulty points 505
Length 14.5 km
Average gradient 5.3%
Steepest 100 meters 10.8%
Total ascent 768m

Short recap

17 hairpin turns
#84 longest climb of Lombardy
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San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza is a climb in the region Lombardy. It is 14.5km long and bridges 768 vertical meters with an average gradient of 5.3%, resulting in a difficulty score of 505. The top of the ascent is located at 966 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.

Road names: Via Alessandro Manzoni & Strada provinciale 10 della Val Cavargna

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San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
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Reviews (2)

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Fondriest
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Climb from Carlazzo with two faces. The first kilometres go up at 6-8%, then a descent and again several kilometres up at the same percentages. Then another descent follows. After you pass a turn-off you come to the last 2km. Then the percentages go up and you climb by 10-11% with stretches of 13/14%. There are even outliers to the 21% according to my Garmin. The descent on the other side is also steep from the top; then narrow and untidy so descend carefully.

Klim vanuit Carlazzo met twee gezichten. De eerste kilometers gaan met 6-8% omhoog, dan een afdaling en weer enkele kilometers met dezelfde percentages omhoog. Dan volgt er weer een afdaling. Nadat je een afslag voorbij gaat kom je bij de laatste 2km. Dan gaan de percentages omhoog en klim je met 10-11% met stukken van 13/14%. Er zijn zelfs uitschieters naar de 21% volgens mijn Garmin. De afdaling aan de andere kant is ook steil vanaf de top; daarna smal en onoverzichtelijk dus voorzichtig dalen.

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Koning_David
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This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

Nice climb, through a few villages and the forest and occasionally a beautiful view of Lake Lugano. In the climb two small descents. Road surface is fine, traffic generally little. It is very nice to combine as a round trip with the 'Passo della Cava'.

Mooie klim, door een paar dorpjes en het bos en af en toe een fraai uitzicht over het meer van Lugano. In de klim twee klein stukjes afdalen. Wegdek is prima, verkeer over het algemeen weinig. Het is heel mooi te combineren als een rondje met de 'Passo della Cava'.

San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
San Nazarro Val Cavargna from Porlezza
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Climbing times

7 km/h 02:04:33
11 km/h 01:19:15
15 km/h 00:58:07
19 km/h 00:45:53

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