Passo Manghen

Dolomites, Italy

Gradient:

<4%

4–7%

7–10%

10–12%

>12%

Approach route

APPROACH ROUTES

Passo Manghen

from Telve

Distance

21.0km

Elevation

1527m

Avg %

7.3%

Max %

14.3%

<4%4–7%7–10%10–12%>12%

Passo Manghen

from Molina di Fiemme

Distance

16.1km

Elevation

1224m

Avg %

7.6%

Max %

14.1%

<4%4–7%7–10%10–12%>12%

Rising to 2 047 m in the Dolomites, Italy, Passo Manghen is a Hors Catégorie cycling climb. From Telve, the toughest side climbs 21.0 km at 7.3% average — 1 527 m of ascent, pitching to 14.3% at its steepest. The steepest kilometre averages 12.7%, around km 19.1. It can also be climbed from Molina di Fiemme (16.1 km at 7.6%): 2 measured approaches in all, each profiled kilometre-by-kilometre against Copernicus GLO-30 elevation data. On the Fiets scale it rates 12.2, among the region's hardest. Above the treeline the summit holds snow well into spring, so the dependable riding window runs roughly June to October.