The winding road to Maniva Pass in the Alps and its 38 iconic hairpin turns

Passo del Maniva is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 1,664m (5,459ft) above sea the level. Located in the Brescia province of Lombardy, in Italy, this pass offers a picturesque drive through the Italian Alps.

Passo del Maniva

Is Maniva Pass paved?

Tucked away on the northern part of the country, the road to the summit, also known as Giogo del Maniva is fully paved. It’s called Strada provinciale Bresciana 345 delle Tre Valli (SP BS 345). At the summit there’s a ski station. The pass is the starting point of the challenging SP345B road (on the northern side) and the infamous Anfo Ridge Road (on its southern side).

How long is Maniva Pass?

Stretching over 19.3 km (11.99 miles), the Maniva Pass runs from west to east, connecting San Colombano to Bagolino.

Driving Challenges of Maniva Pass 

While the road promises stunning vistas, it also brings its set of challenges. With its narrow stretches, 38 hairpin turns, and gradients spiking up to a demanding 14.6%, it's a route meant for the cautious and experienced driver.

 

 

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