Lago della Sella is a climb in the region Tessin. It is 1.5 mi long and bridges 545 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 156. The top of the ascent is located at 7402 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 3 reviews of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.
3.0 by LorenzoGbrThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian.A nice little climb if you still have the energy after the Tremola. The second part is a bit steep, but it's very short—no worries. It's paved all the way (the road is in good but not perfect condition: be careful on the descent).... read more
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A nice little climb if you still have the energy after the Tremola. The second part is a bit steep, but it's very short—no worries. It's paved all the way (the road is in good but not perfect condition: be careful on the descent).
Nice little climb if you still have the legs after the Tremola. The second part is a bit steep but it's very short, no worries. Tarmac all along (good but not perfect conditions: be careful while descending).
Once past the turn towards Passo Scimfuss it gets pretty steep. Worth it to get to more remote and therefore quieter area above Gotthard pass itself. There are walkers and a very rare car. Good to combine with Scimfuss so you have explored all the roads. The water itself is pretty but you cant really sit at the side- its too steep. For the peace - its great.
The first part is only a challenge if you, like me, have climbed the Gotthard Pass right before. The second part is much more of a challenge, even with fresh legs. Not only is it much steeper in the second half, the tarmac is also not as good and is filled with cow droppings.
The dam and the lake at the top is nothing special, but the surroundings on the way there are beautiful.
I will recommend to climb the nearby Passo Scimfuss too, as this short climb offers breathtaking views of the Leventina Valley and the surrounding mountains.
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