1980 Coll d’Ordino The Coll d’Ordino at 1,980m connects the Ordino valley with the Cortals d’Encamp in Andorra, offering fine views across Andorra’s mountain landscape. A pleasant, accessible pass on the quieter northern side of the principality.
1991 Col de Pradelles The Col de Pradelles at 1,991m is a Franco-Spanish border crossing in the central Pyrenees, connecting the Pallars Sobirà with the Ariège department through remote high-altitude terrain. A quiet pass with fine mountain views and little traffic.
1815 Malojapass The Malojapass at 1,815m is unique among alpine passes — from the Engadin plateau it barely rises above the valley floor, but descends precipitously into the Bregaglia (Bergell) valley on the Italian side via a series of tight switchbacks. The dramatic contrast and the jewel-like Silsersee below make it unmissable.
1965 Col de Brilles The Col de Brilles at 1,965m is a remote high pass near the Franco-Spanish border in the high Pyrenees above the Valle de Tena. A quiet, pastoral road through open alpine moorland with expansive views of the surrounding peaks.
2001 Col de Pailhères The Col de Pailhères at 2,001m in the Ariège Pyrenees is a demanding Tour de France climb connecting Ax-les-Thermes with the Capcir plateau. The long climb through forest and moorland opens into dramatic high-altitude scenery near the summit with exceptional views of the Ariège and Aude valleys.
2106 Coll de Pal The Coll de Pal at 2,106m in the Catalan Pyrenees above Berguedà offers sweeping views north into the high Pyrenean chain. A quiet, little-used pass reached via La Molina ski resort area, it delivers high-altitude Pyrenean scenery without the crowds of the main passes.
2076 Port de la Bonaigua The Port de la Bonaigua at 2,072m in the Val d’Aran region of Catalonia is a major pass in the Spanish Pyrenees connecting the Aran valley with the Pallars Sobirà. The road crosses through open alpine terrain with excellent views, and the Val d’Aran below is linguistically and culturally unique…
1998 Col del Pam The Col del Pam at 1,998m in the Catalan Pyrenees offers a high crossing of the Sierra del Cadí foothills with views towards the higher Pyrenean chain. A quiet, pleasant mountain road through characteristic Catalan Pyrenean scenery.
2073 Coll de la Botella The Coll de la Botella at 2,073m is a high pass in the Catalan Pyrenees near Andorra connecting two valleys of the Pallars Sobirà. A remote, quiet road through open alpine moorland with views across the high Pyrenean chain.
2041 Collada Fosca The Collada Fosca at 2,041m is a high Andorran pass connecting the Vall d’Incles with the Valira d’Orient. Part of Andorra’s high mountain road network, it offers fine views of the surrounding Pyrenean peaks from a quiet, elevated road through alpine meadows.
