Torri di Fraele — Hairpin Climb – Fraele Towers loop from Valfurva

Torri di Fraele — Hairpin Climb – Fraele Towers loop from Valfurva

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Torri di Fraele — Hairpin Climb – Fraele Towers loop from Valfurva

04:14

55.6km

1,490m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio - Nationalpark Stilfser Joch

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14.5 km

Bormio Historic Town Centre

Highlight • Settlement

Perhaps the capital of Alta Valtellina and home to the Alpine Ski World Championships in 1985 and 2005, Bormio is one of the most famous tourist resorts in Italy, both …

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23.6 km

Torri di Fraele — Hairpin Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

Really very beautiful stylistically to face, the gentle slope means that we can enjoy the magnificent panorama on our right

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28.1 km

Fraele Towers

Highlight • Monument

The Fraele towers are signal towers, built in 1391 at a height of 1,930 meters above sea level and mark the border between Valdidentro and Val San Giacomo. They are …

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28.8 km

Lago delle Scale

Highlight • Lake

Lago delle Scale is truly beautiful, with green meadows, crystal clear waters and a postcard-like view.

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29.1 km

Lake of the Stairs

Highlight • Lake

Very nice and pleasant climb to the lakes

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30.7 km

Ruins of Castel di Fraele

Highlight • Castle

31.4 km

Ascent to the Torri di Fraele

Highlight • Climb

Flat dirt road and passing over Isolaccia

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34.3 km

Final Switchbacks Before the Torri di Fraele

Highlight • Trail

It is the most beautiful area of the entire climb, not only because of the tornanti, but also because of the views of the Valdidentro.
We cyclists always like to …

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