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You ride them anyway. Now they count.
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650+ directly on one map.
02
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Roadbooks · Rankings · Regions
The Alps’ best roads. Ready as a complete tour.
Discover legendary pass loops, great day rides and popular regions – with route order, riding character and detailed pass profiles.
4-pass loop
Sellaronda
Four Dolomite passes around the Sella massif.
Open →Switzerland
Susten · Furka · Grimsel
The legendary Swiss three-pass loop.
Open →Multi-day tour
Route des Grandes Alpes
The great journey across the French Alps.
Open →Austria
Großglockner
Austria’s legendary high alpine road as a complete day tour.
Open →650+
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