| Beautiful scenery |
| Hidden gem |
| 17 hairpin turns |
| #37 toughest climb of Trentino-Alto Adige / Südtirol |
| #74 most elevation gain of Trentino-Alto Adige / Südtirol |
| #74 average steepest climb of Trentino-Alto Adige / Südtirol |
Schneiderwiesen from Pineta / Steinmannwald is a climb in the region Trentino-Alto Adige / Südtirol. It is 11km long and bridges 1121 vertical meters with an average gradient of 10.2%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1221. The top of the ascent is located at 1366 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews of this climb and uploaded 4 photos.
Road names: Via Maso Renner & Seitner Strasse
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Climb starts with snappy percentage, fine road to ride on. Quiet in terms of traffic and other road users. You're regularly rewarded with beautiful views and it's great cycling in the shade, especially in the morning.
At the top at Schneiderwissen, I treated myself to a delicious Apfelstrudel.
The road down to Bolsano is very bad at first, but soon gets better.
Nice and tough climb to acclimatise and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Klim begint met pittig percentage, prima weg om over te rijden. Rustig qua verkeer en andere weggebruikers. Je wordt regelmatig beloond op een prachtig uitzicht en het is vooral in de ochtend heerlijk in de schaduw fietsen.
Bovenaan bij Schneiderwissen mezelf getrakteerd op een heerlijke Apfelstrudel.
De weg naar beneden naar Bolsano is in het begin erg slecht, maar wordt al snel beter.
Leuke en pittige klim om te acclimatiseren en genieten van de rust.
Challenging ascent. Near the summit, the landscape improves, with the possibility of some panoramic views and stretches through the heart of the forest. To be done if you are in the area
Salita impegnativa. Presso la cima il paesaggio migliora, con possibilità di qualche scorcio panoramico e tratti immersi nel cuore del bosco. Da fare se si è in zona
On the rest day of the Giro delle Dolomiti we decided to do a short tour. We had missed a day because of bad weather, so we had to gain some altitude meters, and this one was closest to Bolzano. Without really having read up on it I started this climb; the start is pretty steep (think Alpe d'Huez) and that did not get less during 11km. Somewhere at 3/4th there is a small descent/flat part to give the legs some rest, but that only shows that the average is well over 10％.
Not the best climb in terms of views. You can't see anything through the trees. On top there is a cable car with a lookout tower, but after 11km and 1,100hm 156 steps are not the first thing you smile at. The connecting road to the descent is bad, but otherwise a nice challenge and quiet climb.
Op de rustdag van de Giro delle Dolomiti besloten om even een kort rondje te doen. We hadden een dag gemist vanwege slecht weer, dus er moesten wat hoogtemeters ingehaald worden en deze lag het dichtste bij Bolzano. Zonder me echt ingelezen te hebben aan deze klim begonnen; het begin is vrij stevig (denk Alpe d'Huez) en dat werd gedurende 11km niet minder. Ergens op 3/4e zit een klein afdalingkje/vlak stuk om de benen wat rust te geven, maar dat geeft alleen maar aan dat het gemiddelde ruim boven de 10％ zit.
Qua uitzichten niet de mooiste klim. Door de bomen zie je eigenlijk niks. Bovenop zit een kabelbaan met uitkijktoren, maar na 11km en 1.100hm zijn 156 treden niet hetgeen wat je als eerste toe lacht. De verbindingsweg naar de afdaling is slecht, maar verder een leuke uitdaging en rustige klim.
| 7 km/h | 01:34:29 |
| 11 km/h | 01:00:07 |
| 15 km/h | 00:44:05 |
| 19 km/h | 00:34:48 |
