Passo Staulanza
Dolomites, Italy
Gradient:
<4%
4–7%
7–10%
10–12%
>12%
APPROACH ROUTES
Passo Staulanza is a Category 1 cycling climb in the Dolomites, Italy, cresting at 1 766 m. Its hardest ascent, from Dozza, covers 16.8 km at 5.7% average, gaining 963 m, with ramps up to 13.9%. The steepest kilometre averages 10.8%, around km 11. It can also be climbed from Selva di Cadore (9.5 km at 4.8%): 2 measured approaches in all, each profiled kilometre-by-kilometre against Copernicus GLO-30 elevation data. On the Fiets scale it rates 6.3. Late spring through autumn offers the most reliable conditions on the pass.
RIDE THE CLIMB — FROM DOZZA
KM 1.3
KM 2.8
KM 3.3
KM 4.3
KM 4.8
KM 5.9
KM 7.4
KM 8.4
KM 9.4
KM 9.9
KM 10.4
KM 12.0
KM 13.0
KM 13.5
KM 14.5
KM 15.0
KM 15.5
KM 16.0
KM 16.8PASSO STAULANZA
Summit
1766m
Approaches
2
Hardest
CAT 1
Hardest side
16.8km