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Montello Epic Challenge


A road cycling route starting from Selva del Montello

Take on the ultimate challenge with the Montello Epic Challenge, a demanding road cycling route encompassing the iconic Montello, Col Carpenon, Bigolino, Vas, Monte Castelìr, Passo San Boldo, Tarzo, Conegliano, and Selva del Montello.

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The Montello Epic Challenge is an epic road cycling route for experienced cyclists seeking a true test of their abilities. With a total distance of 115 kilometers and a challenging ascent of 1737 meters, this route is not for the faint-hearted. Highlights along the route include Montello, a legendary cycling spot known for its steep climbs and magnificent views. Col Carpenon and Bigolino offer stunning high-altitude vistas and memorable sections. Vas is a small village showcasing traditional Veneto architecture, while Monte Castelìr is a medieval castle with a rich history. The impressive Passo San Boldo features iconic hairpin turns carved into the mountainside, while the charming towns of Tarzo, Conegliano, and Selva del Montello provide scenic routes back to the starting point.

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115 km
1737 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Selva del Montello Village center
Selva del Montello: Pedaling through Prosecco hills and climbing legends
Selva del Montello is a locality situated in the Veneto region of Italy. As a road and gravel cyclist, Selva del Montello offers scenic routes through rolling hills, vineyards, and forests. Cyclists can explore the Prosecco wine region, pedaling through picturesque Italian countryside dotted with charming villages and wineries. Nearby, the historic city of Asolo provides a cultural and gastronomic complement to the cycling experience. While there are no famous climbs in Selva del Montello itself, the area is a gateway to the Monte Grappa, a legendary climb included in the Giro d'Italia. Overall, Selva del Montello is a fantastic destination for cyclists seeking a blend of natural beauty, culinary experiences, and a taste of Italian cycling heritage.
Montello371 mPeak
Montello is a legendary cycling spot featuring challenging climbs and breathtaking panoramic views from its summit.
Col Carpenon235 mPeak
Col Carpenon offers stunning high-altitude vistas and a rewarding climb for cyclists.
BigolinoVillage
Bigolino is known for its beautiful countryside views and peaceful atmosphere.
VasVillage
Vas is a picturesque village showcasing traditional Veneto architecture and charming streets.
Monte Castelìr440 mPeak
Monte Castelìr is a medieval castle located on a hilltop, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Passo San Boldo706 mMountain Pass
Passo San Boldo is an iconic cycling pass with famous hairpin turns carved into the mountainside, providing a true challenge for cyclists.
TarzoVillage
Tarzo is a charming town surrounded by vineyards, perfect for a post-ride wine tasting experience.
ConeglianoTown
Conegliano is famous for its historic center, featuring medieval architecture and renowned wineries.
Selva del MontelloVillage
Selva del Montello, the starting and ending point of the route, is a beautiful town located at the foothills of Montello, known for its rich history and picturesque landscapes.
Finish: Selva del Montello Village center
Selva del Montello: Pedaling through Prosecco hills and climbing legends

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