
Madonna del Ghisallo / Colle del Ghisallo from Bellagio
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Give the summit stop a cultural focus. Compare Ghisallo above Lake Como, Cura, Sant Salvador and Bonany on Mallorca, Montserrat near Barcelona, and Peninha in the Sintra hills. Each entry links to a specific road approach, with the visit itself planned separately.
6 selected routes, from 3.4 km to 9.3 km, with 168 m to 568 m of elevation gain.

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| Climb and approach | Distance | Elevation gain | Average gradient |
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| Madonna del Ghisallo / Colle del Ghisallo from Bellagio 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 9.3 km | 566 m | 5.6% |
| Puig de Randa / Santuari de Cura from Randa 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 4.6 km | 251 m | 5.4% |
| Puig de Sant Salvador from Felanitx 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 5.1 km | 345 m | 6.8% |
| Ermita de Bonany from Petra 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 3.4 km | 168 m | 4.8% |
| Montserrat from Monistrol de Montserrat 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 8.3 km | 568 m | 6.8% |
| Santuário da Peninha from Praia do Guincho 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 8.0 km | 449 m | 5.5% |
The Bellagio approach leads to Madonna del Ghisallo. The shrine and nearby cycling museum make this a natural place to combine a ride with a visit; opening hours and admission are separate from the road profile.
Cura starts in Randa, Sant Salvador in Felanitx and Bonany in Petra. These are three separate climbs, not a supplied circuit. Compare their profiles and add connecting roads if you want to combine any of them.
Montserrat uses the climb from Monistrol de Montserrat. Peninha uses the saved Praia do Guincho approach in Portugal’s Sintra hills. The table ends at each recorded cycling endpoint; it does not include steps or walking paths into religious buildings.
Average gradient describes the recorded route as a whole. Open a climb to see its elevation profile and how the gradient changes along the road.

10 climbs · Tramuntana passes and the hilltop sanctuaries of Bonany, Cura and Sant Salvador.

4 climbs · At least 10 km long, with a whole-profile average no higher than 5%.

4 climbs · Roads connected to defining moments in Tour and Giro history.