Passo Gena Bosa is a climb of 10.9 kilometers (hors catégorie). Passo Gena Bosa tops out at 2,406 m above sea level. The average gradient is 7.2% with a maximum of 16.1%. The climb has 787 meters of elevation gain.
Difficulty breakdown: The Passo Gena Bosa is a HC climb, covering 10.9 km for 787 m of elevation gain at an average gradient of 7.2%. The profile is uneven: the first km kicks off at 9%, then stretches at 5% alternate with 7% ramps. The hardest section comes between km 6 and km 8, with 11% followed by 10%, before an easier finish at 8%, 6% and then 4% all the way to the summit. This mix of length and changing gradients demands disciplined effort management from bottom to top.
Pacing tips:
1. Don't go out too hard From the first km at 9%, settle into a steady rhythm so you don't burn through your reserves before the steepest part.
2. Save your legs between km 6 and 8 On the 11% and 10% sections, shift into an easy gear, stay seated and keep a smooth cadence.
3. Recover on the rolling sections Use the 5% stretches (km 2 to 3 and km 4 to 5) to fuel up, drink and get your breathing back under control without losing your rhythm.
10.9 km • 787 m D+
VAM: average climbing speed, based on elevation gain
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