Passo Pordoi   

Passo Pordoi is a scenic mountain pass located in the Dolomites of northern Italy, within the South Tyrol region. It connects the towns of Canazei in the Val di Fassa and Arabba in the Livinallongo Valley. With an elevation of approximately 2,239 meters (7,350 feet), Passo Pordoi is famous for its stunning landscapes, outdoor activities, and its significance in the world of cycling. Passo Pordoi offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, including the Sella Group, Marmolada, and Civetta. Passo Pordoi is a famous climb for cyclists, often included in the routes of professional cycling events such as the Giro d’Italia. The ascent is challenging, with a series of hairpin turns and steep gradients that attract avid cyclists. The area has historical importance, particularly during World War I, when it was the site of significant battles between Italian and Austro-Hungarian forces. Remnants of fortifications and historical markers can still be seen around the pass.

Region: Trentino-Alto Adige
City: Canazei

Distance: 12.4 km
Elevation Gain: 768 m
Elevation Loss: 4 m
Difficulty: 559 (Moderate)
FIETS Index: 4.91 FIETS

Avg Grade: 6.4 %
Max cat climb: 1
Min elevation: 1457 m
Max elevation: 2226 m
Ride Category: Climb

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