
Highest roads of Switzerland
Located in Western and Central Europe, Switzerland, is the most mountainous country in Europe and remains one of the most popular travel destinations on the planet. The country hosts about 20% of the Alps. Approximately 100 peaks are close to or higher than 4.000 meters (13,125 feet) above sea level.
Highest mountain roads of Switzerland:
Name | Elevation (m) | Canton | Surface |
Testa Grigia | 3.471m (11,387ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Theodulpass | 3.336m (10,944ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Hohtälli | 3.274m (10,741ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Hohsaas | 3.146m (10,321ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Unterrothorn | 3.109m (10,200ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Inferno Mürren downhill | 2.970m (9,744ft) | Berne | Gravel |
Gornergrat | 2.934m (9,625ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Col des Gentianes | 2.906m (9,534ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Col des Becs de Bosson | 2.882m (9,455ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Corne de Sorebois | 2.879m (9,445ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Buvette d'Arolla | 2.879m (9,445ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Viderjoch | 2.876m (9,435ft) | Graubünden/Aus. | Gravel |
Greitspitz | 2.876m (9,435ft) | Graubünden/Aus. | Gravel |
Palinkopf | 2.863m (9,393ft) | Graubünden/Aus. | Gravel |
Grubengletscher | 2.862m (9,389ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Parpaner Rothorn | 2.857m (9,373ft) | Graubünden | Gravel |
Arete de Sorebois | 2.834m (9,297ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Roc d'Orzival | 2.814m (9,232ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Sex de Marinda | 2.797m (9,176ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Fuorcla Spadla | 2.796m (9,173ft) | Grisons | Gravel |
Heimischgarten | 2.770m (9,087ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Col de Chassoure | 2.739m (8,986ft) | Valais | Gravel |
Pic: Beat Meyer
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