Height of the crossing

Take a break right at the summit.
Alpenrosenhof
The family-run Alpenrosenhof sits directly at the summit and makes an ideal stop after the final bends. It serves coffee, lunch and honest South Tyrolean food in a relaxed mountain setting. Rooms are also available if you want to stay overnight on the pass.
- South Tyrolean food
- Homemade classics
- Panoramic break
Frequently asked questions about Passo Pennes / Penserjoch
How high is Passo Pennes / Penserjoch?
Passo Pennes / Penserjoch reaches an elevation of 2,211 metres in South Tyrol.
Is Passo Pennes / Penserjoch worth riding by motorcycle?
Not for beginners: narrow, technical sections alternate with surprisingly flowing passages and demand clean lines. At the top, a relaxed meeting point with a restaurant awaits. Perfect for coming down after the ride. The AlpinChaser riding score is 4.3 out of 5.
Which is the best approach to Passo Pennes / Penserjoch?
Sterzing is the recommended approach. From Sterzing, the pass climbs rhythmically and clearly visible, with clearly legible bends and less traffic pressure than from the Passeiertal valley.
What should motorcyclists consider on Passo Pennes / Penserjoch?
Cutting corners in oncoming traffic Surprisingly tight curve radii Alpine cattle drive and animals on the road
When is Passo Pennes / Penserjoch open?
High-alpine roads can be affected by seasonal closures, snow, construction or short-notice restrictions. Check the official local road status on the day of travel.
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