How to drive the defiant road to Alpe di Poti

Alpe di Poti is a mountain pass at an elevation of 827m (2,713ft) above sea level, located in the Province of Arezzo, in Italy.

Alpe di Poti

Where is Alpe di Poti?

The pass is located in Tuscany region, in the central part of the country. It provides views of the city of Arezzo and the surrounding valleys.

Where is Salita Marco Pantani?

The summit, commonly known as the Marco Pantani climb, hosts a popular spot known as Salita Marco Pantani, dedicated to the Italian rider.

How challenging is the road to Alpe di Poti?

The road the summit is known as Strade Bianche that gives its name to the popular classic held in Tuscany every March. The road is mostly paved with some gravel sections. The average percentage is 9-10% but at the first km the gradient is over the 19%.

How long is the road to Alpe di Poti?

The road through the pass is 9.9 km long, running west-east from San Polo to San Severo. The pass has been featured in the Giro d’Italia race.

 

 

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