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The Stelvio Group Guided Trip

3 nights from £795.00

Cycling Trip Highlights

  • Join our Epic Group Weekender in Bormio and meet like minded cyclists
  • Climb the epic Stelvio and Motirolo passes
  • Guided Group Rides with Expert Local Guides
  • Enjoy Incredible Alpine Views on Iconic Climbs
The Stelvio Group Guided Trip
3 nights from £795.00
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WE LOVEBucket List Climbs
Embark on the legendary Giro d'Italia climbs around Bormio, facing the formidable challenges including the Stelvio and Mortirolo Passes and follow in the tracks of cycling legends as you conquer these cycling behemoths.
WE LOVEMeeting Like Minded People
Our guided weekends are not training camps. They are designed to meet and ride with like minded people and the Stelvio Weekend is the pinnacle of our trips. With two ride groups to cater for different levels of fitness and experience no rider will be left behind.

What's Included

Your Stelvio & Mortirolo Weekender

We can tailor make this trip for you
Day 1 - 23/08/2024Arrival into Milan

Arrive into Milan (MXP) Airport on the 23rd August and we will pick you up and take you to Bormio and our group transfer. (For our group transfer your flight must arrive before 14.00 on 23rd August. Private transfers or car hire are available on request)

Day 2 - 24/08/2024Climb the Stelvio
Today’s ride will conquer the formidable Stelvio Pass, covering an elevation gain of over 3,500m in a single day. Our adventure commences in Bormio, where the initial 22 km ascent boasts an average gradient of 7%. As we climb, we’ll trace the Swiss border, and the final 3 km of the ascent intensifies to an average of 10%, culminating at the breathtaking elevation of 2,758m. Following this challenging ascent, a thrilling descent into Switzerland awaits before we confront the renowned Prato side. Brace yourself for an exhilarating ride featuring 48 hairpin turns over 25 km, with an average gradient of 7.5%. Today’s ride promises both awe-inspiring scenery and a test of endurance on the iconic Stelvio climb.

 

Day 3 - 25/08/2024Climb the Mortirolo & Gavia

Another demanding day on the bike awaits as we embark on a loop ride tackling the challenging Mortirolo and Gavia climbs. Setting off from Bormio, our journey begins with the formidable Mortirolo ascent from Mazzo. With an unyielding average gradient never dropping below 8% and an overall average of 11%, this climb is a true test of endurance. Passing the Marco Pantani memorial adds a touch of cycling history before the road eases up from Grosio, leading to a summit with panoramic views of Alpine pastures.

The ensuing descent guides us through picturesque meadows, followed by a gentle climb to Pezzo. From this point, a 17 km ascent to the summit of the Gavia climb awaits, boasting an average gradient of 7.5%. The reward? A sweeping descent all the way back into Bormio, completing a challenging yet exhilarating day in the saddle.

Day 4 - 26/08/2024Departure

Today we will take you back to Milan or you can choose to extend your stay with us. (For our group transfer your flight must depart after 16.00 on 26th. (Private tranfers and car hire are available on request)

Departure Dates

23 August 2024 (Friday)

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What to ExpectFrom Epic climbs with incredible Alpine views

24km long at 7.4% average
Passo dello Stelvio from Prato
21.5km long at 7.1% average
Passo dello Stelvio from Bormio
12.4km long at 10.5% average
Mortirolo from Mazzo

How's the Weather? in Italian Alps

The SpringMarch to May
The cycling season can sometimes begin very late May but the weather can often mean the passes are closed if Spring has been col.
The SummerJune to August
The summer is the best time to ride the Stelvio and Mortirolo. The weather in the Alps is of course changeable so you should be equipped for warm and cold weather riding.
The AutumnSeptember to November
You can still ride the passes usually in early autumn but any later and inclement weather is likely to close the passes.
The WinterDecember to February
The winter is the playground of the skier rather than the cyclist!

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