Driving the 8 highest roads of Africa
It’s difficult so say where’s the African highest mountain pass. Some sources say they should be found either in Morocco, in the mountainous East Africa or in South Africa/Lesotho. But some of these areas are still not well developed and is hard to obtain reliable information about the condition and elevation of mountain roads there.
Highest mountain roads of Africa:
| Mountain pass | Elevation | Country | Surface |
| Mount Kilimanjaro | 5.895m (19,341ft) | Tanzania | Gravel |
| Kibo Hut | 4.750m (15,520ft) | Tanzania | Gravel |
| Mount Bwahit | 4.437m (14,557ft) | Ethiopia | Gravel |
| Mount Tullu Demtu | 4.389m (14,400ft) | Ethiopia | Gravel |
| Ras Dashen | 4.277m (14,032ft) | Ethiopia | Gravel |
| Mount Abuna Yosef | 4.199m (13,776ft) | Ethiopia | Gravel |
| Jbel Ayachi | 3.727m (12,227ft) | Morocco | Gravel |
| Tizi n’Tirecht | 3.677m (12,063ft) | Morocco | Gravel |
Pic: Shao Yo Ming
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