Elevation
1,918 m
Height of the crossing
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Passo San Pellegrino
How high is Passo San Pellegrino?
Passo San Pellegrino reaches an elevation of 1,918 metres in South Tyrol.
Is Passo San Pellegrino worth riding by motorcycle?
Long, clean bends climb evenly from both sides and allow a consistent rhythm. When traffic is calm, the open and easy-to-read road layout comes into its own. The AlpinChaser riding score is 3.7 out of 5.
Which is the best approach to Passo San Pellegrino?
Falcade is the recommended approach. From Falcade, the course is smoother and easier to read, with fewer abrupt changes of direction than from Moena.
What should motorcyclists consider on Passo San Pellegrino?
Dense traffic Dirty road Susceptible to weather
When is Passo San Pellegrino 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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