Monte Crostis From Comeglians - The Mountain That Was Too Steep and Dangerous for Giro d'Italia скачать в хорошем качестве

Monte Crostis From Comeglians - The Mountain That Was Too Steep and Dangerous for Giro d'Italia

The climb from Comeglians to Monte Crostis is one of the most dramatic and unforgettable rides in the Carnic Alps. It takes you into high alpine landscapes where nature is raw, remote, and breathtakingly beautiful. The upper slopes, in particular, are absolutely stunning — a world of sweeping mountain vistas, narrow ridgelines, and a sense of quiet solitude that few other climbs offer. The road winds through forests and pastures before emerging into open, panoramic terrain near the summit. Monte Crostis has a fearsome reputation. In 2011, it was included in the route of the Giro d'Italia, but was ultimately removed from the race after riders and teams protested its safety. Without the fame of Giro d’Italia, the Monte Crostis climb remains a hidden gem — a wild and challenging ascent that rewards every pedal stroke with unforgettable views and a true sense of mountain grandeur. In this video, you’ll join a ride alongside a trained cyclist. If you'd prefer to ride at your own pace, see the details below on how to do so using our indoor cycling app, Open Road. You can find more information about the ride here: Strava:   / strava   ClimbFinder: https://climbfinder.com/en/climbs/mon... Recommended for cycling enthusiasts who love big mountains and big climbs Keywords: Intermediate, Expert, Backroad, Very few cars, Remote, Climb, Giro d’Italia, Road bike Take your indoor cycling to the next level with Open Road, our ultra-real training app Experience the ultimate indoor cycling adventure with Open Road, our training app for Windows. Designed to bring the outdoors inside, the app transforms your effort into realistic speed, immersing you in rides that feel just like the real thing. Compared to our ride-along videos on YouTube, Open Road offers a more dynamic and authentic indoor cycling experience. The app is fully compatible with all ANT+ and Bluetooth cycling devices, including smart trainers, power meters, and speed sensors. For athletes using spinning or exercise bikes without ANT+ connectivity, manual speed control is available, ensuring everyone can enjoy the ride. During your training sessions, you'll have access to essential cycling metrics like altitude, distance, speed, and heart rate, giving you a complete, data-driven workout. Learn more about our indoor cycling app 'Open Road' and sign up for your free ride on our website: https://bikethe.world Support the Channel: Our channel is free to use at home. But if you like the content and it helps your training, we would appreciate your support. You can support us by taking a membership or giving us a ‘Super Thanks’. This will help us make it possible to create and share more professionally produced cycling videos from all over the world. Strava: Join our global cycling community and get kudos from fellow cyclists who like to bike the world:   / strava   Bike the World with Others: Many indoor cycling studios around the world are using our videos for their indoor training sessions. If you want to bike the world at your local indoor cycling studio, please tell them about us. Facebook: Do you like our cycling videos? Then learn more about new rides, our training app 'Open Road', and other cycling-related activities by giving us a ‘like’ or 'follow' on Facebook:   / biketheworldvideos   Just add music: Most cyclists would agree that the ride to Col du Tourmalet is outstanding. But with music, opinions are very mixed. So we have added no music. Instead, we recommend adding your favorite music to the ride. It is quite simple. Mute YouTube and open a browser window. Find a site that offers music (Spotify, YouTube, etc.) pick the music you like, and enjoy the ride... We have left the original sound of the ride out. This is because the noise from passing cars, vibrations from the road, wind, and the rider's breathing drowns the natural sound of the surroundings. Terms of use: Bike the World has filmed this ride with the journalistic purpose of documenting, describing, educating on, and informing about world-famous and epic bicycle rides around the world. As a courtesy, this video is free to view at home. Any public and/or commercial use needs a license or membership (contact us at https://bikethe.world for more information). Our videos may not be copied. Likewise, one may not use our videos outside our YouTube channel or our training app 'Open Road' without written permission. Our videos are protected by international copyright laws and any misuse will be prosecuted accordingly.