Passo di Giau
One of the hardest Dolomite passes: just under 10 km at over 9% with 29 hairpins and no flat sections.
- Start: Selva di Cadore
- Length: 9.9 km
- Elevation gain: 922 m
- Average gradient: 9.3%
- Max gradient: 14%
- The Giro first crossed the Giau in 1973.
- The Selva di Cadore side has 29 hairpins.
- In 2021 Egan Bernal, in pink, crossed the Giau first and won the stage to Cortina.
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