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Italy SP635 Difficulty: 8/10

Passo San Boldo (The Road of 100 Days / 5 Tunnel Hairpins)

An engineering marvel built by the Austro-Hungarian army in just 100 days during WWI. The southern ramp climbs a nearly vertical rock amphitheater using five interconnected loop tunnels cut into the rock face, each containing a sharp hairpin turn regulated by timed traffic lights. Exits into the rolling vineyards of the Prosecco wine hills.

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Distance
Distance
11 mi
18 km total run
Turns
Turns
38
3.5 turns per mile
Summit
Summit
2,316 ft
San Boldo Summit 706m
Surface
Surface
Paved (5 Spiral Tunnels in Sheer Rock)
Difficulty: 8/10
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CARTO Dark Matter GL
Start: Trichiana / Belluno Valley, Italy End: Tovena, Treviso (Prosecco Hills), Italy
Elevation Profile 820 – 2,316 ft
SUMMIT 2,316 FT
San Boldo Summit 706m
Apex Density Index 3.5 curves / mi
Scenic Sweeper Technical Switchback
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Dolomiti Moto Belluno (Moto Point Belluno) ~6 mi
Belluno, Italy • +39 0437 940188
Southern Dolomites Hub | Express Wheel Balancing | Brake Systems | Suspension Tuning
Brands: Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, BMW Motorrad
Moto Garage Cortina d'Ampezzo (Dolomiti Moto Service) ~32 mi
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy • +39 0436 867540
Dolomites Emergency Repair | Same-Day Tire Fitting | Mountain Recovery | Puncture Repair
Brands: Ducati, BMW Motorrad, KTM, Yamaha, Honda
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Jordan Pond House ~3739 mi
Bar Harbor, ME

A storied Acadia National Park tradition dating back to the 1890s. Sitting on the gentle lawn overlooking the crystal-clear glacial waters of Jordan Pond, framed symmetrically by the twin glacial peaks of the North and South Bubbles mountains.

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Start Point Trichiana / Belluno Valley, Italy 46.0739, 12.1333
Summit / High Point San Boldo Summit 706m 2,316 FT Summit
End Destination Tovena, Treviso (Prosecco Hills), Italy 45.9861, 12.1767
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many curves and miles is Passo San Boldo (The Road of 100 Days / 5 Tunnel Hairpins)?

Passo San Boldo (The Road of 100 Days / 5 Tunnel Hairpins) spans 11 miles and packs approximately 38 curves (3.5 curves per mile) with an elevation delta of 820 ft - 2,316 ft (San Boldo Summit 706m) and technical rating 8/10.

Where are the start and end coordinates?

The route starts at Trichiana / Belluno Valley, Italy (Latitude 46.0739, Longitude 12.1333) and finishes at Tovena, Treviso (Prosecco Hills), Italy (Latitude 45.9861, Longitude 12.1767).

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