Mortirolo Pass
Bormio & StelvioRoad cycling

Mortirolo Pass

LenghtLenght11.3 km
Elevation gainElevation gain1,266 m
DifficultyDifficultyDifficult

For Italians and all cycling aficionados, the Mortirolo Pass is known for making Marco Pantani famous. As an unknown entity, it was here in 1994 that he sealed his place in cycling history as one of the strongest climbers of all time

Description

You can climb the Mortirolo Pass via two faces: the Valtellina one, from Mazzo, Tovo or Grosio, and the Brescia one, from Monno. We recommend the one from Mazzo, as it’s the most challenging and is considered by many cyclists to be the toughest climb in Europe. The biggest challenge you’ll face will be against the force of gravity, with just over 1300 metres of elevation gain in about 12 kilometres, and deadly gradients. The goal of every cyclist here isn’t so much to reach the summit, but to reach it without setting foot on the ground. Do you think you can manage it?

1 hotel on the route Mortirolo Pass

All prices are per person, per night, in B&B
Mountain Design Hotel Alù

Bormio, Bormio & Stelvio

Open from 03.03.24 to 10.09.24

from € 75,00