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3.3 miles
Distance
301 ft
Climb
-3,598 ft
Descent
00:44:11
Avg time
-3,298 ft
Altitude change
3,711 ft
Altitude min
7,155 ft
Altitude max
7,009 ft
Altitude start
3,711 ft
Altitude end
-18.995%
Grade
-57.948%
Grade max
39.308%
Grade min
2,258 ft
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
141 ft
Distance flat
00:44:11
Avg time
Portella Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
- E-Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
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Riding AreaParco Nazionale del Gran Sasso
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Difficulty Rating
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Voted DifficultyRed (1 vote)
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Local Popularity100 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 30 in E-Biking
- 30 in Trail Running
- 30 in Hiking
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National Ranking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike AllowedYes up to Class 1
Recent Activity on Trail
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- 0 rides
6 Months
- 4 rides
- 12 miles avg distance
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- 5 rides
- Last: Sep 16, 2026
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rickyvic
One of the best trails in the area, completely natural no artificial drops berms.
The first bit is very technical slippery gravel and white dust over hard, very steep with lose and sharp rocks.
Then it gets into the woods (bosco della portella) after the spring water fountain, with steep and not so steep switchbacks but you can sometimes chose alternative lines which are very steep but grippy.
Terrain drains a lot so it can be antigrip in summer when it is very dry.
Only for enduro and freeriders, some exposure here and there but not overly dangerous.
Between june and september you can enjoy the cablecar, which gives you access to 1,000 meter drop descents.
The first bit is very technical slippery gravel and white dust over hard, very steep with lose and sharp rocks.
Then it gets into the woods (bosco della portella) after the spring water fountain, with steep and not so steep switchbacks but you can sometimes chose alternative lines which are very steep but grippy.
Terrain drains a lot so it can be antigrip in summer when it is very dry.
Only for enduro and freeriders, some exposure here and there but not overly dangerous.
Between june and september you can enjoy the cablecar, which gives you access to 1,000 meter drop descents.
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