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Alpe di Neggia

1395 m · Switzerland

Alpe di Neggia is a 1395 m road climb in Switzerland. From Vira: 12.3 km at an average of 9.5%, climbing 1175 m; the steepest 500 m is about 13.3%.

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The side

FromLengthGainAvgMaxCat
Vira12.3 km+1175 m9.5%≈13.3%HC

From Vira

25050075010001250≈12.7%6.3 km≈13.3%9.1 km≈12.7%10.0 km0246810127.99.410.48.79.49.59.07.511.211.910.69.09.1km%/km
25050075010001250≈13.3%9.1 km≈12.7%10.0 km0246810127.910.49.49.011.210.69.1km%/km
Every km of the Vira side
KmFromToGrade
0–1211 m290 m7.9%
1–2290 m384 m9.4%
2–3384 m488 m10.4%
3–4488 m575 m8.7%
4–5575 m669 m9.4%
5–6669 m764 m9.5%
6–7764 m854 m9.0%
7–8854 m928 m7.5%
8–9928 m1041 m11.2%
9–101041 m1160 m11.9%
10–111160 m1266 m10.6%
11–121266 m1356 m9.0%
12–12.31356 m1386 m9.1%

Hors catégorie≈39 hairpin bendsfaces N

0–4%4–7%7–10%10–12%12%+

The number under each km is its average grade. Flags mark the steepest stretches of about 500 m. Heights come from an elevation model, so grades are approximate.

The climb

From Vira on Lake Maggiore up the Gambarogno to the Alpe di Neggia: about 12 km at more than 9 %, steady and steep through the forest.

The road goes on down to Indemini and Maccagno in Italy, the long and gentle other side.

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