Bike lovers can’t miss the opportunity to challenge Stelvio, Gavia and Mortirolo! These are the great Alpine passes where Giro D’Italia and thousands of bike trips take place year after year.

Passo Stelvio
Passo Stelvio is located at an altitude of 2700 m and can be reached by bike through 3 different ways.

- from Bormio: a climb of 21 km with a gradient of a minimum of 7,3% to a maximum of 14% for a total difference in hight that exceeds 1500m

- from Prato allo Stelvio: it's the most difficult ride, the climb is 25 km long with an increasing slope that starts from Prato allo Stelvio (918 m.s.l.m.) with a total difference in height that exceeds 1800 m

- from Santa Maria (Switzerland) in Val Monastero, for a length of about 16 km

Passo Mortirolo and Gavia
These two passes are inextricably linked with Giro d’Italia, one of the most exciting bike competitions in the world. Challenge the passes and follow the same route of the greatest champions! This is a wonderful experience for many cyclists.
The most difficult parts are the Mortirolo climb (13 km, a drop of 1300 m and19% gradient) and the Gavia climb (Brescia side, 17 km and an altitude of about 1400 m.) Reach Santa Caterina and you’ll easily get to Bormio (and Valdisotto)