Detailed cycling weather forecast for Würzjoch. See wind direction, temperature and rain along the entire climb and descent.

• Summer season (May – November):
  The pass is generally accessible from all directions — north (Lüsner Valley), west (Funes / Aferer Tal) and east (Val Badia). 
• Winter (December – April):
  Only the eastern side from Val Badia (San Martino in Badia) remains open up to the pass top. The other approaches (from Funes) are typically closed due to snow. 
• Peak seasonal access:
  Best for full scenic and road access — June through September. 

Note: Exact opening dates each year depend on snowpack, snowmelt speed, and road clearing operations. For precise status on the day you plan to ride, check local pass-status resources or webcams before departure.

• Summer (Jun – Aug):
  Daytime temps often range from 10–20 °C at elevation, with cooler air above ~1 800 m. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms can develop — typical in alpine regions. 
• Autumn (Sep – Oct):
  Cooler & stable weather, with beautiful colors but a much higher chance of early snow or frost especially above 1 800 m. 
• Winter & Spring (Nov – Apr):
  Snow, ice and freezing conditions prevail the majority of the time above ~1 500 m; pass roads may be icy or snow-covered. 

Example regional forecast (not exact pass conditions but indicative for South Tyrol high ground): daily mountain-level temps at ~2 000 m in winter can be below 0 °C, with snow showers and a variable snowline. 

• Rapid weather changes: The Dolomites can shift from sun to rain or thunderstorms quickly — typical in mid-summer midday or late afternoons. 
• Temperature swings: At altitude, it can be 10–15 °C cooler than in the valleys — bring layers for climbs and descents. 
• Fog & low visibility: Mountain passes often have fog or cloud cover, especially early morning or in unsettled weather. 
• Road conditions: The road is paved but narrow in parts — expect oncoming cars, especially in summer peak. 

• Best months for comfortable cycling: June → September — warmest weather and full access. 
• Shoulder seasons (May/Oct): possible cool nights, risk of snow or early closure above 1 800 m — check weather & pass status before heading out. 
• Gear advice: layers, wind/rain jacket, gloves; summer storms are common at altitude. 
• Road traffic: narrow roads with cars and motorcycles, so choose early starts to avoid busy midday traffic.