San Marco Pass (1992m altitude) is a soul relaxing road pass, as well known as the higher hill of the Province of Bergamo, that connects the Val Brembana to the Valtellina. Sometimes, depends on month and hour, you can feel yourself like in the middle of nowhere, just 2 wheels, the road, and the peaceful state of mind that this pass can suggest. The Valtellina side reaches gradients of 12% while the Brembano side touches tips of 16%. The Pass is about 26 km from Morbegno and 16 from Olmo al Brembo (approximately 42 km for the whole road). At the pass you can see the Republic of Venice insignia, that built this Road for an Economic trading Development with Switzerland. On the orobico side there is the Rifugio Ca San Marco, the Cantoniera house of the Passo San Marco for years, built in 1593, also known as one of the most famous refuges in the Alps. The "Giro d'Italia" climbed the Passo San Marco in 2007 from the Valtellina side, In the stage that ended in Bergamo. Note : During winter pass it's closed and not accessible; find information about status at : http://www.meteomontagnavaltellina.it/passi_alpini_info.html Link : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Marco_Pass

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Andrea Giuliano

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Passo godibile, consigliato "a senso unico"

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Passo alpino che raggiunge quota 2000 a pochi chilometri dalle grandi città e quindi spesso molto frequentato dai motociclisti. Consigliata salita da Morbegno (e non da San Pellegrino) poichè permette di godersi meglio i tornanti ed il cambio repentino del paesaggio che dal mosco emerge fino alla cima più spoglia. Panorama eccellente sul versante nord alla sera con il calar del sole.

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