Friuli-Venezia Giulia · Italy
Passo di Pramollo
SP110Pontebba to Passo di Pramollo (border)
The Italian side of the Nassfeldpass, a steep, demanding 1530 m climb from Pontebba up through tight hairpins to the Austrian border in the Carnic Alps.
From Pontebba in the Valcanale the SP110 attacks the 1530 m Passo di Pramollo, the Nassfeldpass on the Austrian frontier, with very nice tarmac, a wall of tight hairpins and ramps reaching toward 14 percent. It is one of the most demanding climbs in Friuli, twisting up through the Carnic Alps to the ski-station saddle that straddles the border into Carinthia. Quieter and rawer than the Dolomite passes, and a real treat on the Italian flank. Mind the very steep narrow ramps with limited barriers, summer day-tripper traffic to the resort, and a road surface that deteriorates after winter.
Where it runs8.0 mi · point to point
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Character
Corners
busiest around mile 5Elevation
under 4%4–8%over 8%561.7 – 1,530 mFrom the road
Points of interest3 stops
- Nassfeldpass / Passo di Pramollo / Pas di PramuelViewpoint8.0 mi in
- Punto panoramico sull' ex confine – Pontebba e PontafelViewpoint1.8 mi in
- Il Calvario / Cjalvari / KalvarienbergViewpoint0.5 mi in
Hazards
- Very steep narrow hairpins with limited barriers
- Deteriorated surface after winter
- Resort day-tripper traffic in season
Sources
“The twisties and curve flow on the Italian side (with very nice tarmac) is a real treat.”
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