Highest roads of Germany
Located in central-western Europe, Germany stretches from the Alps, across the North European Plain to the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. From north to south its topography varies quite dramatically. The country is traversed by some of Europe's major rivers such as the Rhine, Danube and Elbe.
| Mountain road | Elevation | State | Surface |
| Alpspitze | 2.091m (6,860ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Nebelhorn | 2.068m (6,784ft) | Bavaria | Asphalt |
| Königshaus Schachen | 1.863m (6,112ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Ostlerhütte | 1.797m (5,895ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Jenner | 1.786m (5,859ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Carl-von-Stahl-Haus | 1.758m (5,767ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Alpe Schlappold | 1.740m (5,708ft) | Bavaria | Asphalt |
| Rotwand | 1.727m (5,666ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Kreuzjoch | 1.719m (5,640ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Gotzenalm | 1.687m (5,534ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Kehlsteinstrasse | 1.685m (5,528ft) | Bavaria | Asphalt |
| Schneibsteinhaus | 1.679m (5,508ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
| Kreuzeck | 1.651m (5,417ft) | Bavaria | Gravel |
Pic: Waldi Twork
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