Aprica Pass – Tonale Pass loop from Chiuro

Aprica Pass – Tonale Pass loop from Chiuro

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Aprica Pass – Tonale Pass loop from Chiuro

07:12

130km

2,740m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

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17.1 km

View of the Valtellina

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Breathtaking view of the Valtellina valley

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20.5 km

Passo dell’Aprica (1176 m) is a rather untypical Alpine pass.
There is no pass hut here, but an entire village or community.
I also couldn't find a passport sign.
From Edolo up and down to Tirano.
More information: quaeldich.de/paesse/passo-dell-aprica and de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passo_dell%E2%80%99Aprica

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22.9 km

Aprica Pass

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The Aprica Pass is one of the most important Alpine passes in all of Italy, it is a very important destination for cycling, as it has been stage finishers several times in many memorable races at the Giro d'Italia.

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35.9 km

Ponte Alto di Edolo

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The Ponte Alto di Edolo crosses the Oglio river at the northernmost point of the Valle Camonica. Built in Roman times, it has undergone profound transformations and its current conformation can be traced back to the Middle Ages.

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45.2 km

Vezza d'Oglio Cycle Path

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Here you will find the beautiful cycle path and guaranteed fun, also visit the town that offers many beautiful things!

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55.3 km

Passo del Tonale ascent

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Starting from Pellizzano towards Passo del Tonale there are more than 15 km of ascent and more than 900 meters of altitude. The incline is constant and ranges from 6% to 8% ... for most of the road it is 7% but the climb is constant and it is quite easy to find your pace. The view of the surrounding mountains and in particular of Presanella, which is the highest mountain in Trentino, repays the effort made 🌄

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