Well, I am becoming older, but I have to say I am still a though biker.
Here is the summary of my tour up and down the Alps during last week-end, with some pics.
Friday Afternoon: Milano - Bolzano (autostrada).
Saturday: Bolzano - Merano - Prato allo Stelvio - Passo Stelvio (mt.2.758) - Bormio - Passo del Foscagno (mt.2.291 ) - Livigno - Tunnel di Zernez - Passo del Fuorno (2.149 mt.) - Mustairtahl - Glorenza - Merano - Bolzano
Sunday: Bolzano - Val Sarentino - Passo Pennes (mt.2211) - Vipiteno - Passo Giovo (mt. 2.094 )- Val Passiria - Merano - Glorenza - Mustairtahl - Passo del Fuorno (2.149 mt.) - Zernez - Sant Moritz - Passo Maloja (mt. 1.815) - Chiavenna - Lecco - Milano.
Total: 1.100 Km. Out of them over 800 Km were narrow roads and mountain roads.
And here are a few pics, just to give you some feeling of the “Big Weekend”
SHE, my girlfrend…
My son riding his Street Triple
Val Sarentino, Bear climbing to Passo Pennes (looks like the mountain segment of Tourist Trophy!)
Passo Pennes, 2.211 mt. (cold!)
Bear climbing from Trafoi to Passo Stevio (mt.2.758)
My son, same road
Passo del Foscagno (mt.2.291 )
Val Passiria, me climbing to Passo Giovo (mt. 2.094 )
I went down this way (down to Bormio) coming up from the other side (up from Trafoi).
which particular mountain pass is that ?
That with bad weather and Tourist Trophy scenery was Passo Pennes, 2.211 mt., Val Sarentino, North of Bolzano, coìnnecting Bolzano to Vipiteno. Although it is in Italy, they speak German in that area. Huns
I’ve tryed to reach WW2 bunker but some one don’t want that I reach it
I’ve drilled my tire, storm incoming and other things that make me rush for done the photos.
the bunker are situated long the rocky coast when I was child my class mate told me that people went into for make spiritic ritual for this I would’t entered alone and isn’t the only reason anyway maybe some day me and other friend will enter and take some photos from inside
back: see the rail maybe for run out with flak, don’t ask me how the car gets in but maybe this hole connect the front of bunker (ah why there are so much flies? some decomposit corps?)
some new photos next time we will go with many people and equiped with gears
Out we had about 36°C into was very cold, we think that the iron bars that you see were used as support for energy wire because it goes all in a big manual switch
