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Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe

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5 reviews | Elevation profile | 11 photos
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Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
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Elevation profile Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe

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Difficulty points 975
Length 11.4 mi
Average gradient 6.3%
Steepest segment 15.8%
Total ascent 3789 ft

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Beautiful scenery
20 hairpin turns
#37 toughest climb of Veneto
#25 most elevation gain of Veneto
#41 longest climb of Veneto
#77 average steepest climb of Belluno
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Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is a climb in the region Belluno. It is 11.4 mi long and bridges 3789 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.3%, resulting in a difficulty score of 975. The top of the ascent is located at 6293 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 5 reviews of this climb and uploaded 11 photos.

Road name: SS346

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: German.
I deliberately turned before the tunnel and therefore cannot include the tunnel in the rating. The first few kilometres are on a busy main road with easy gradients until you reach the village of Facile, where the road even descends. The traffic then decreases noticeably and after a few hairpins you reach a church with a water tap. The hardest part of the climb begins after the church at the latest, with many hairpin bends and a very steep ascent; I had the feeling that the average gradient was... read more

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Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
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Reviews (5)

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Gio8710
1 w 4.0 via the Climbfinder app
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian. Show original

Done after Valles from the harder slope beautiful but quite intense

Fatto dopo il Valles dal versante più duro bello ma abbastanza intenso

Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe
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EliaBidut
11 Mo 4.0 via the Climbfinder app

Started from Falcade for a loop with Rolle and Valles. Recommended!

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XaviElSchwalbo
1 y 4.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: German. Show original

I deliberately turned before the tunnel and therefore cannot include the tunnel in the rating.
The first few kilometres are on a busy main road with easy gradients until you reach the village of Facile, where the road even descends. The traffic then decreases noticeably and after a few hairpins you reach a church with a water tap.
The hardest part of the climb begins after the church at the latest, with many hairpin bends and a very steep ascent; I had the feeling that the average gradient was 14-15 per cent over 2 kilometres. Once you have left this part behind you, you ride slowly out of the forest and have to conquer the last 2-3 kilometres at around 9 per cent to the rather boring pass summit. The views are there, but not above average, whereas the climbing profile is very interesting.

Ich habe bewusst vor dem Tunnel gedreht und kann deswegen den Tunnel nicht in die Bewertung miteinfliesen lassen.
Die ersten Kilometer verlaufen auf einer belebten Hauptstraße bei einfachen Prozenten, bis man das Dorf Facile erreicht, wo es sogar absteigend ist. Anschließend nimmt der Verkehr spürbar ab und man erreicht über ein paar Haarnadeln eine Kirche an der es einen Wasserhahn gibt.
Spätestens nach der Kirche beginnt der härteste Teil des Anstiegs, über viele Kehren geht es sehr steil nach oben, ich hatte eher das Gefühl das es im Durchschnitt 14-15 Prozent auf 2 Kilometern sind. Wenn man diesen Teil hinter sich gelassen hat, fährt man langsam aus dem Wald heraus und muss die letzten 2-3 Kilometer bei ca. 9 Prozent ,auf die eher langweilige Passhöhe ,noch bezwingen. Die Aussichten sind zwar vorhanden, allerdings nicht überdurchschnittlich, das Kletterprofil hingegen ist sehr interessant.

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Schivatombini
3 y 4.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Italian. Show original

Departure from Moena, fairly long and constantly hard climb, with 2 points around 14% . Beautiful views like all the Dolomite passes. Recommended at least 34/28. And to do it during the San Pellegrino bike day in September to avoid the heavy traffic.

Partenza da Moena, salita abbastanza lunga e costantemente dura, con 2 punti attorno al 14% . Bellissima la vista come tutti i passi dolomitici. Consigliato almeno il 34/28. E di farla durante il San Pellegrino bike day a settembre per evitare il traffico intenso.

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patrickbaert
4 y 4.0
This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch. Show original

Started in Falcade so cycled the last 11 km. of this firm Italian pass.
Through a few hairpin turns on rough tarmac you climb out of town to leave the inhabited world after a little more than a kilometer through the picturesque hamlet Falcade Alto. Some recovery time, but after crossing the mountain river, 4 kilometers of calvary follow through the coniferous forests of the San Pellegrino with about 14 hairpins connecting one tarmac wall to another. The CF graph with % per kilometer is a bit misleading because there are very steep stretches and a road sign draws your attention to 16%. I left the forest straight on my pedals to reach Rifugio Fior di Roccia (1760m) by a small lake. After all that lay behind my wheels, the last few kilometers of straight road with gentle curves to the summit seemed false flat. Pass height is open plateau with beautiful church and some hotels, ski infrastructure and parking.

Not to underestimate cycling challenge.

Vertrokken in Falcade dus fietste de laatste 11 km. van deze stevige Italiaanse pas.
Via enkele haarspeldbochten over ruw asfalt klim je het stadje uit om na iets meer dan een kilometer door het pittoreske gehucht Falcade Alto de bewoonde wereld te verlaten. Even recuperatietijd maar na het over fietsen van de bergrivier volgen 4 kilometer calvarietocht door de naaldbossen van de San Pellegrino met ongeveer 14 haarspeldbochten die de éne asfaltmuur met de andere verbinden. De CF grafiek met % per kilometer is wat misleidend want er zijn zeer steile stroken en een verkeersbord maakt je attent op 16%. Recht op de trappers fietste ik het bos uit om aan een klein meertje Rifugio Fior di Roccia (1760m) te bereiken. Na al wat al achter de wielen lag leken de laatste kilometers rechte weg met flauwe bochten tot de top "vals plat" . Pashoogte is open plateau met mooi kerkje en enkele hotels,ski infrastructuur en parkings

Niet te onderschatten fietsuitdaging.

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Climbing times

5 mph 02:17:06
7 mph 01:37:04
9 mph 01:15:38
12 mph 00:56:50

Road surface condition

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Traffic

11% 56% 33%
Based on 9 votes
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Frequently Asked Questions

Passo San Pellegrino can be cycled from 2 sides. Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is the most popular side, but the summit can also be reached via Passo San Pellegrino from Moena.

Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is a challenging ascent. For this type of climbing, we recommend mountain gearing, specifically a compact system. This means a small front chainring of 34 teeth, combined with a rear cassette where, depending on your level, strength, and experience, you choose a sprocket with 30, 32, or even 34 teeth. Remember that a smooth cadence is always more efficient!

Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe belongs to the Hors Catégorie, the top category. These are legendary and very tough climbs. A solid cycling condition, experience, and a good climbing gear ratio are essential to maintain a smooth cadence and complete the climb comfortably.

Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is 11.4 mi long.

The average gradient of Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is 6.3%.

Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 15.8%.

The summit of Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is at 6293 ft.

At a slow pace of 5 mph, it takes about 02:17:06 to climb Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe. At 7 mph the time is 01:37:04, and at 9 mph 01:15:38. For the fastest cyclists, 00:56:50 is an achievable time.

Passo San Pellegrino from Cencenighe is located in the region Belluno in Italy.

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