Tre Cime di Lavaredo - Cycling Inspiration & Education
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Starting off your day by the serene shores of Lake Misurina, a perfect Dolomite backdrop of two of the three "Tre Cime di Lavaredo" peaks is your every inspiration and, although this is only a short climb at just 7.5km, it's certainly not for the faint hearted.
First used in the 1967 Giro d'Italia, on that occasion the stage was deemed null and void at the end after spectators were pushing the riders up its vicious gradients. A year later and Eddy Merckx romped up the slopes to take victory, sighting it as one of his best ever! Such is the history and heritage of this fabulous climb.
Take your time, be prepared for a long stretch at over 15% and soak up some of the very best mountain views in the world. You'll have to put the work in but by the summit we can guarantee you won't be disappointed!
Start: Misurina
Length: 7.5km
Summit: 2,333m
Elevation gain: 581m
Average gradient: 7.9%
Max gradient: 16%
Ridden in September
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The cinematphotography on these videos is just awesome
100% agree with u
One of the most epic climbs in the world. The beauty of Dolomites it's all here.
Instablaster...
Tre cime, Fedaia (marmolada) and Stelvio (from Prato) absolutely represent the most beautiful italian climbings!!! 🔝
Video bellissimo. Complimenti!!!
At this point Phillip Glass could be writing original scores to each new edition. Absolute works of cycling art.
Glass is perfect for cycling!
Gracias a Miki ,subí el stelvio por las dos vertientes ,me inspiro
I'll be riding this today. Nervously excited.
Another brilliant film and another epic climb to add to the list....
Mike I want to thank you for the encourgment you gave the fat bike rider at 4.47
That would have been me if I ever get the chance.
this is the best channel of cycling
MIght aswell sell the saddle and seat post
I cried a bit 😂
Amazing! Just utterly amazing! These are bucket list rides especially for an islander like me from the Philippines.
Awesome, great video 👏👏
Very impressed by your vedio. Everybody was moving back and you are keeping moving on.
Wow, what a coincidence, I will ride this road the day after tomorrow, now I know what to expect. Thanks.
Ride safe and enjoy the view!
Fate una settimana fa...grandioso!!!!
Vale la pena vivere per pedalare sulle Dolomiti!!!!
These really make it worth it 🙏
Merci Mike. It had been a while but the wait was worthwhile 🚴🏽♂️😄
One of my favourite climb! The new video is just wow! Great work guys!
It’s a brutal but beautiful climb. Staying at the Rifugio is awesome. Descent is pretty nice too! (Was glad I had disc brakes!)
A beautiful climb, loved it.
Great Mike!! Beautiful place.
Wow, simply just wow!!! Breathtaking, and he can talk to the camera while climbing like it's nothing!!!!! My heart rate and breathing on something like that would be in the red zone, AND I would have to edit in my voice lol...
Mike, you are one fit cyclist bro! :-) :-)
Como o ciclismo é apaixonante,pena que no Brasil não temos tours igual a europa.
Great, Mike!
But, the great views up there have to be paid for by great suffering on the bike!
Thanks for this wonderful video. The views up there are awesome. For the full experience, I suggest arriving at sunset, when the road is empty, and sleep over at Rifugio Auronzo.
Beautiful landscapes and strong climb. Another great video!!! TOP!!!
Impressive
Buenas tardes. Interesante altimetria y hermosos paisajes. Estoy muy emocionado al observar otro país limpio, ya que aquí en México, no hay respeto por la madre tierra. Saludos.
To see Mike dance out of the pedals inspired me into a show off. I'm seated most of the time and even on climbs but for a camera, I'll just slap a few gears harder to dance for it. 🤫
I was there on a nice summer weekend many years ago. The toll is actually a parking ticket for the Refugio Auronzo on the top. They close the road for cars if the parking in full. For each car coming down, they let on car go up. I passed several km of cars waiting that day. The actual climb was pretty calm with almost no traffic. I heard this is still that way but only on a few days in summer for a couple of hours.
Stunning
All this gorgeous cinematography and insightful commentary must seriously distract you from setting a good Strava time. ;-)
epic sound!!!!!!!!!!
Espectacular Mike!! Este verano estaré allí, aún no me lo creo 😃 te
Great film, really captured the atmosphere of the climb. Personally when I did it a couple of weeks back I was not dancing on the pedal quite as much as you... It's a hard hard climb but absolutely worth it.
Awesome
Nice one, Mike! Keep them coming! And just on the day before the release here one YT I've seen that footage in Sufferfest's "To Get To The Other Side".
Great video like always 🔝
Finally a new one. As always stunning. When are you going to Austria? There are a lot of beautifull climbs to
i ve been there in 2010, last kms tough climb, but beautiful landscapes :-)
Which are the tracks id's? So beautiful...
Man, I went there just a couple weeks before you shot this video! Would've loved to come across you on this epic climb!
Btw awesome video (even though your good form does not show how painful the climb is for less trained folks, like me 😅)!
Mike casually dancing his way up 15% in the 34/28 and here is me grinding on anything 5% or above in 34/32
I have a 24/36 on my bike and would still be pushing it up that
Fantastic as always! would you consider doing some of the big climbs in the Appinines? Terminilo, gran sasso d'italia, and the biggest of them all Blockhuas are calling your name!
I only watch these videos while riding the rollers. 2-1/4" for the climbing effort.
16%, screw that. I'd have trouble walking it after the first few kilometers.
Never mind. I'll just say "from Lake Misurina" myself as you pedal.
hey there guy on a fat bike, how is it not going?! i will pet you on the shoulder to give you some magic power, working? not working? oh, ok then, cant say i never tryed, its on camera now... just kidding, awesome climb!!!
Mike's getting soft, should have started from Cortina ! :)
Tre Croci is a good warm up, and you go over a spectacular bridge before you get to Misurina
Which is the piano song??
When you want to have a real adventure, you have to do the full stoneman road where this col is one part of it (I had to do some research, because I just know it by the name Auronozo hut, but it looked some kind of known for me). All in all you do on this round
Who takes a fat bike up a mountain climb like that???!
Is it so difficult to learn the pronunciation of italian words ?
If there wasn't so much slow motion footage this video would only last 38 seconds.
ROFL the guy on the fat bike!
I usually refrain from cycling in Italy.
The italian car drivers and motorcyclists are antisocial and don´t care.
You’ve got to be kidding right? Try coming to the UK. You’ll never ride your bike again.
Sorry but this is not the case, at least not in the north and especially not in the mountains. I'm doing cycling trips in the Alps since more than 30 years and Italian drivers are taking care. Italians like cycling and respect riders. It is kind of the same in France and even better in Switzerland. I prefer those countries over Austria and Germany, where I live.
An Italian once told me that anyone can play footbal but to ride a bike takes a special individual...hence the empathy and deep feeling in the Italian psyche...
Northern Italians ride bikes and have respect for cyclists. Toscana included.
@@DrJRMCFC second this.