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Passo Coe

1616 m · Italy

Passo Coe is a 1616 m road climb in Italy. From Calliano: 19 km at an average of 7.5%, climbing 1425 m; the steepest 500 m is about 12.7%.

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The side

FromLengthGainAvgMaxCat
Calliano19 km+1425 m7.5%≈12.7%HC

From Calliano

50010001500≈11.9%1.2 km≈12.3%3.1 km≈12.7%6.1 km0246810121416185.25.18.19.79.48.74.78.410.18.7km%/km
50010001500≈12.3%3.1 km≈12.7%6.1 km0510155.27.69.76.64.76.38.7km%/km
Every km of the Calliano side
KmFromToGrade
0–1190 m242 m5.2%
1–2242 m328 m8.6%
2–3328 m379 m5.1%
3–4379 m455 m7.6%
4–5455 m536 m8.1%
5–6536 m630 m9.5%
6–7630 m728 m9.7%
7–8728 m805 m7.7%
8–9805 m899 m9.4%
9–10899 m965 m6.6%
10–11965 m1053 m8.7%
11–121053 m1123 m7.0%
12–131123 m1170 m4.7%
13–141170 m1201 m3.1%
14–151201 m1285 m8.4%
15–161285 m1348 m6.3%
16–171348 m1449 m10.1%
17–181449 m1527 m7.8%
18–191527 m1614 m8.7%
19–19.01614 m1616 m10.1%

Hors catégorie≈13 hairpin bendsfaces NW3 tunnels, longest 100 m. Bring front and rear lights.

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

One of the great climbs of Trentino: from Calliano in the Adige valley up the SS350 through Folgaria to the Passo Coe on the plateau, about 19 km and more than 1400 m of climbing.

The Giro d'Italia finished here in 2002, won by Pavel Tonkov.

Race history

1× Giro d'Italia · 1 summit finish · 2002–2002

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