1884 Passo del Tonale The Passo del Tonale at 1,884m connects the Valle Camonica with the Val di Sole in Trentino, forming a key route across the central Alps. The wide, well-maintained road crosses open terrain with views of the Presanella and Adamello groups, and the pass area is a popular ski resort.
2360 Col d’Izoard
1830 Tremalzo The Passo Tremalzo at 1,830m is a remote mountain pass above Lake Garda’s western shore, accessible only by a narrow road that climbs through chestnut and beech forest before opening into high alpine terrain. The views over Lake Garda from the upper road are extraordinary.
1809 Passo Tre Croci The Passo Tre Croci at 1,809m connects Cortina d’Ampezzo with Misurina and the Cadore, providing access to the iconic Tre Cime di Lavaredo. The pass road runs through characteristic eastern Dolomite scenery with the dark Cadini di Misurina spires visible to the north.
2327 Col de la Cayolle The Col de la Cayolle at 2,327m connects the Ubaye valley with the Var valley through the Mercantour National Park, offering a superb high-alpine traverse through wild, unspoiled scenery. The road sees relatively little traffic and the surrounding park landscape is pristine.
1664 Giogo del Maniva The Giogo del Maniva at 1,664m connects the Val Trompia with the Valsabbia in the Brescia Alps. The open, moorland-like summit plateau offers wide views over the surrounding Lombard pre-Alps, and the area contains significant WWI fortifications.
1773 Forcella Staulanza The Forcella Staulanza at 1,773m is a peaceful pass in the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park connecting the Zoldo valley with the Cadore. A quiet, forested road through a national park landscape, away from the main Dolomite tourist circuits.
2240 Col d’Allos
1651 Valico di Monte Bondone
1756 Passo St. Angelo The Passo di Sant’Angelo at 1,756m above the Val Sabbia in Lombardy offers a challenging climb through dense beech forest to a quiet summit with views over the surrounding Brescian pre-Alps. A rewarding, off-the-beaten-path route for riders exploring the lesser-known Lombardy mountains.
