Mountain Passes in Switzerland

A really gigantic place! The ascent is comparatively less demanding and can sometimes even be completed by train. Camping is tolerated, but there is very little space for tents.
Of course, especially recommended for sunrise or sunset!binmalkuerzweg.com/saxer-luecke-fotos-und-wandern

A fantastic descent with - in comparison to Stelvio - little traffic. You can let it fly right or you drive a little slower and enjoy the really beautiful view … read more

The Umbrail pass, located at 2501 meters above sea level, connects the Swiss canton of Grisons to the Italian Valtellina. From the pass, it is possible to reach the Stelvio pass in just three kilometres.

From the data purely, the Pass da Costainas is not a gigantic pass. The top of the pass is located at just 2,251 meters. But the backdrop is gigantic and … read more

The Bernina Pass connects the Engadine in the north with the Puschlav and the Italian Veltlin in the south. To the left past Lago Bianco, head towards Valposchiavo.

After a very steep climb, a bank invites you to take a short break and enjoy the magnificent panorama.

Wonderful tour from Maienfeld via Vättis to the Kunkelspass and back via Tamins. We drove the tour during the week with little traffic.

An alpine pass in the middle of the most beautiful Swiss peaks. This transition is an experience, whether on foot, by bike or by post bus. This tour is highly recommended.

The Furka Pass is one of the most impressive and beautiful passes in the Alps. Anyone who makes it up here will be rewarded with a unique mountain panorama and … read more

The pass height of Grosse Scheidegg is at 1,962 meters. The pass connects Grindelwald with Meiringen. On the pass you can enjoy a magnificent view down into the valley and the surrounding mountains Wetterhorn, Schreckhorn and Eiger.

Hardly any transit traffic, a sporty 2315 m pass and an amazing panorama make the Albula one of the most popular mountain passes among experienced saddle skiers.

The much tougher … read more

The Rotstein Pass lies between the two highest peaks of the Alpstein Mountains. On one side the "Altmann" and on the other side the Säntis. A mountain hiking trail leads … read more

If you're up here, why not make a round tour around the Totensee and enjoy the wonderful reflection on the water surface.

Located at 2,149 meters within the Swiss canton of Graubünden, the Ofen Pass connects the Engadine Valley and Val Müstair. The road that leads to the pass was inaugurated in 1871, never has steep slopes and always continues gently.

A very beautiful, if somewhat arduous transition from Austria to Switzerland is, for most mountain bikers at least by name known, Fimberpass.
From Ischgl one cycles, past the Bodenalpe (bodenalpe.com/index.htm), … read more

The Klausen Pass is a well-known pass that takes you up to 1948 meters. It was not until 1899 that the first road on the Klausenpass was completed and in … read more

The ascent from the Lünersee is worthwhile. When the weather is nice, the view is simply breathtaking. You also have the chance to have one foot in Switzerland and one foot in Austria with impunity.

This lighthouse is a smaller replica of the lighthouse, which formerly stood at the mouth of the Rhine in Hoek van Holland.

The Oberalp pass connects the cantons of Uri and Grisons. The pass, which is located at 2,046 meters above sea level, has been accessible to vehicles since the mid-19th century.

Transition from the tösstal direction toggenburg, wil, st gallen. Popular motorcycle meeting point, but also a cool pass with the road bike