Cima Lissolo from Perego

By now I know every millimeter of this climb, the side from Perego is the one considered official, although, when it is done during the Agostoni Cup the first piece is not done. It climbs in spurts, and the spurts come into their own. The last hairpin bend, the one where you can find wood carvings, is the hardest! It touches 14/15% here and you need to give the last push to get to the drop-off. If you have a gravel, you can also do the dirt road that leads to Montevecchia, otherwise you go down to Sirtori!

Nice climb if short, in winter in the evening when I don't stray too far from home I often and gladly repeat it. The little tear after the monastery where there are wood-carved gnomes is short but intense (15/16％). Note that October 2025 the climb is interrupted at the monastery due to a closed road (you can bypass it by a dirt path that runs alongside it)

Beautiful climb, very hard in places. There is a beautiful little valley near Bernaga, where there is also a monastery standing high above the village. You can descend into the Curone Valley below Montevecchia.

A series of three tears, one harder than the other, but short

07/07/2024 - The Lissolo can be reached from different directions. From Perego it is the most difficult and demanding one with several climbs of even 15％. About 50 metres from the top you will find a drinking fountain. At this point you can descend to Barzanò from Sirtori or from Viganò. It is a pass that is not very high but not to be missed in your experience.

Not a climb, but a set of "very hard (15％) breaks alternating with false floors. Never smooth, never lets you get into a rhythm!