Passo della Borcola – the top of the pass as seen from the southern approach.
Passo della Borcola – the top of the pass as seen from the southern approach.
Impressions of the hairpin bends on the southern slope of the Passo della Borcola.
Impressions of the hairpin bends on the southern slope of the Passo della Borcola.
Impressions of the hairpin bends on the southern slope of the Passo della Borcola.
Impressions of the hairpin bends on the southern slope of the Passo della Borcola.
The northern approach to the Passo della Borcola, as seen from the top of the pass – in the background, a malga where you can stop for a break on fine days.
The northern approach to the Passo della Borcola, as seen from the top of the pass – in the background, a malga where you can stop for a break on fine days.
With 19 hairpin bends, a narrow road and little traffic, the Passo della Borcola is a very exciting drive.
With 19 hairpin bends, a narrow road and little traffic, the Passo della Borcola is a very exciting drive.
A view from the southern ramp – 19 hairpin bends lead up to the Passo della Borcola.
A view from the southern ramp – 19 hairpin bends lead up to the Passo della Borcola.
Impressions of the hairpin bends on the southern slope of the Passo della Borcola.
Impressions of the hairpin bends on the southern slope of the Passo della Borcola.
The northern approach to the Passo della Borcola – winding, but not as challenging as the southern approach.
The northern approach to the Passo della Borcola – winding, but not as challenging as the southern approach.
Just a short way above the village of Serrada, there is an official sign marking the Passo Borcola. Although the northern approach does not begin until 7 kilometres further on, at the village of Terragnolo.
Just a short way above the village of Serrada, there is an official sign marking the Passo Borcola. Although the northern approach does not begin until 7 kilometres further on, at the village of Terragnolo.
The northern approach to the Passo della Borcola, heading towards Rovereto.
The northern approach to the Passo della Borcola, heading towards Rovereto.
In the village of Piazza, there is a turn-off from the official northern approach road which leads uphill towards Serrata. At the summit, there is another misleading and incorrect pass sign bearing the name ‘Passo della Borcola’.
In the village of Piazza, there is a turn-off from the official northern approach road which leads uphill towards Serrata. At the summit, there is another misleading and incorrect pass sign bearing the name ‘Passo della Borcola’.
Drive up towards Serrata, to the highest point with the misleading and incorrect pass sign.
Drive up towards Serrata, to the highest point with the misleading and incorrect pass sign.