Hans Peter Obwaller delivers us a delicious trio of Italian rides which feature hills, hills and some more hills.
The ride Furkelpass UNESCO Weltkulturerbe is a remarkable ride – you’ll be greeted with stunning blue skies, rolling hills and some flowy descents to help you recover.
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Passo Furcia (south) from San Vigilio Starting in San Vigilio (very often start or finish of Tour Transalp Stages) and then climbing up to the top of the Passo Furcia with following fast downhill to Olang.
More InfoAntholz to Passo d Stalle (Stallersattel) Starting at the Biathlon Center in Antholz (Host of Biathlon World Cup Races every year and World Championships in 1975, 1976, 1983, 1995, 2007 and 2020). After a short flat part along the "Antholz See" the climb up to the top starts. Right at the top you will have the possibility to take one lap around the "Obersee" - a beautiful lake at 2052m above sea level. Take it easy and enjoy the views as one can't usually do that on the bike because there are so many tourists walking around! Afterwards downhill to Antholz (with a half loop around the Antholz Lake) and Grande Finale right in the Biathlon Stadium.
More InfoOlang - Passo Furcia - Rifugio Pedercu (UNESCO World Heritage) Starting with in Olang with short easy part until the Passo Furcia awaits you. Fast downhill then to San Vigilio and then heading direction Rifugio Pedercu 12km of soft climb through the UNESCO World Heritage National Park with really amazing views and scenery.
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