South Tyrol · Italy
Passo di Stalle (Staller Sattel)
LS/SP44Anterselva to Staller Sattel
Single-lane Italy-Austria pass with light-controlled one-way traffic above Anterselva.
The SP44 climbs from the Anterselva valley past its lake up a famously steep, narrow ramp to the 2052 m Staller Sattel on the Austrian border. Because the Italian side is single-lane, traffic is released one way at a time by lights in alternating windows each hour, which gives the drive its singular rhythm. The hairpins are tight and the asphalt good but unforgiving. Mind the timed one-way light system you must wait for, the single-lane width with no room to pass, and the May to October seasonal opening only.
Where it runs3.3 mi · point to point
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Character
Corners
busiest around mile 3Elevation
under 4%4–8%over 8%1,653.6 – 2,051.3 mFrom the road
Points of interest3 stops
- Staller Sattel – Passo di StalleViewpoint3.3 mi in
- Statua del Mendicante di AnterselvaLandmarkat the start
- VogelgrandViewpoint2.7 mi in
Hazards
- Timed one-way traffic lights
- Single-lane width
- Closed November to April
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Sources
“notoriously narrow, with several blind corners and steep ramps hitting an 11% gradient”
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