| Beautiful scenery |
| 16 hairpin turns |
| #92 toughest climb of Italy |
| #34 most elevation gain of Italy |
| #51 longest climb of Italian Alps |
Valico Valbona from Calliano is a climb in the region Trento. It is 25.4 km long and bridges 1677 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.6%, resulting in a difficulty score of 1350. The top of the ascent is located at 1785 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 9 photos.
Road names: SS12, SS350 & Strada Provinciale dei Francolini
3.0 by TiesThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Did this climb two years ago and cycled a nice lap. It is the length that does it for it is nowhere really heavy. Some tunnels in the beginning and do not forget to look back in the village Dietrobeseno because castel Beseno is a gem that you must have seen. After Passo Coe it doesn't get exciting anymore, a slight descent along a lake and a rocket installation (I can't make it up) and then the last 4km to Valbona. At the foot of the last 4 km, you leave the region of Trento and en... read more
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Beautiful, shady climb, always in the middle of the forest.
Bellissima salita ombreggiata, sempre in mezzo al bosco.
Did this climb two years ago and cycled a nice lap.
It is the length that does it for it is nowhere really heavy.
Some tunnels in the beginning and do not forget to look back in the village Dietrobeseno because castel Beseno is a gem that you must have seen.
After Passo Coe it doesn't get exciting anymore, a slight descent along a lake and a rocket installation (I can't make it up) and then the last 4km to Valbona.
At the foot of the last 4 km, you leave the region of Trento and enter the region of Veneto and you notice this by the road surface, a little less maintained.
On top of Valbona is no sign or milestone to immortalize your achievement on the photo, but the road bends left into the descent and then you know you're at the top.
I continued to descend the SP92 for a while to turn left after a few kilometers and return via the SP64 to Folgaria where we descended again the way we came.
Nice climb, nice views, do it if you are in the area.
Twee jaar geleden deze beklimming gedaan en leuk rondje gefietst.
Het is de lengte die het hem doen want hij is nergens echt zwaar.
Wat tunneltjes in het begin en vergeet niet in het dorpje Dietrobeseno even achterom te kijken want castel Beseno is wel een pareltje die je gezien moet hebben.
Na Passo Coe wordt het niet meer spannend, lichte afdaling langs een meertje en een raketinstallaties (ik verzin het niet) om daarna de laatste 4km te klimmen naar Valbona.
Aan de voet van die laatste 4km, verlaat je de regio Trento en kom je in de regio Veneto terecht en dit merk je aan het wegdek, iets minder onderhoud.
Bovenop Valbona is geen bordje of mijlpaal om je prestatie te vereeuwigen op de foto, maar de weg buigt linksaf de afdaling in en dan weet je dat je boven bent.
Ik ben de SP92 een stuk blijven afdalen om na enkele kilometers linksaf te slaan en via de SP64 terug te gaan naar Folgaria waar we weer afdalen hoe we gekomen zijn.
Leuke klim, mooie uitzichten, doen als je in de buurt bent.
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