Alpen-Challenge 
Dreiländergiro Ötztaler Cycle Marathon Alpenbrevet
Maratona dles Dolomites
La Marmotte
Khardung La 5,602m Taglang La 5,358m Potokonkga La 4,900m Namshang La 4,800m Monastery Lamayuru 3,714m
Chacaltaya 5,300m Yungas Death Road 3,200m 
Mount Evans 4,307m Mauna Kea 4,200m
Pico del Veleta 3,394m Bontadini-Lift (not accessible) Ötztal Glacier 2,820m Cime de la Bonette 2,802m Col de l'Iseran 2,770m Passo Stelvio 2,758m Kaunertal Glacier 2,750m Colle dell'Agnello 2,744m Passo Gavia 2,652m Col du Galibier 2,645m Colle del Nivolet 2,612m Großglockner 2,571m Timmelsjoch 2,509m Umbrailpass 2,503m Nufenenpass 2,478m Gran San Bernardo 2,473m Furkapass 2,436m Col d'Izoard 2,360m Sellaronda 2,240m Piccolo San Bernardo 2,188m Gotthardpass 2,091m Col de la Croix de Fer 2,067m Silvretta 2,032m Mont Ventoux 1,912m Alpe d'Huez 1,896m Roßfeld-Höhenring 1,540m Riedbergpass 1,420m Brocken 1,142m San Salvador 510m
An absolute highlight of the Alps! It is entirely incomprehensible that this Italian pass in Nationalpark Grand Paradiso is hardly being paid any attention to in the respective literature. Reason for that may be the fact that northern ramp has not been paved and is thus not rideable on a road bike. However, an altitude difference of almost 1,100m on southern ramp up to pass summit belongs to the most amazing and best in the Alps! If you want to ride even more altitude meters you may start in Noasca but then have to pass a long tunnel on a 15% grade ramp with only weak light.
Start: Ceresole 1,620m
Shortly after the start in Ceresole this scenery provides a flimsy view to the passroad.
Alpine idyll at the roadside
The roadway in lower part of the pass is gorgeous and has barely motorised traffic.
Concrete dam of Lago Serru at approx. 2,300m height
In the background the reservoire lake.
Upper part of passroad ascending from Lago Agnel
Shortly before pass summit scenery provides this view to Lago Serru (in the back) and Lago Agnel (in the front)
View from summit down to northern part of the pass
