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Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo

One of the highest passable Alpine crossings.

Elevation
2,474m
AlpinChaser Score
4.4out of 5

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Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo · 2,474 m
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Original polyline · not a symbolic route
Region
Tyrol
Best approach
St. Leonhard in Passeier
Scenery
5.0 / 5
Riding challenge
3.0 / 5
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Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo at a glance.

The most important values in one clear overview.

Elevation
2,474 m

Height of the crossing

Region
Tyrol

Alpine area and surroundings

Best approach
St. Leonhard in Passeier

AlpinChaser recommendation

Scenery
5.0 / 5

Ride DNA

Technique
3.0 / 5

Ride DNA

Road condition
5.0 / 5

Ride DNA

Ride DNA
4.4/ 5
AlpinChaser total score
Editorial
4.2
Community
4.922 ratings

The total score combines the editorial ride profile with AlpinChaser community experience. Categories show the current weighted result.

How this pass feels.

Large and clear enough to compare before the ride, without hiding decisive values in small cards.

Scenery4.9
Flow4.0
Technique3.5
Road condition4.9
Traffic3.2
Popularity5.0
Our recommendation

How we would ride this pass.

St. Leonhard in Passeier

Consistent flow from bottom to top, significantly less traffic and visibly better road quality - you can ride the line cleanly without constantly braking. The bends build up logically and become more and more exciting towards the top instead of being constantly interrupted like on the north side.

What stays with you
  • High alpine gallery
  • Museum Top Mountain
  • Restaurant at the top of the pass
Before departure
  • Rapid change in the weather
  • Strong wind
  • Long distances
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The road in pictures.

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Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo – alpine road impression
Timmelsjoch / Passo RomboPhoto: © Kai Birn / Instagram
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo

How high is Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo?

Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo reaches an elevation of 2,474 metres in Tyrol.

Is Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo worth riding by motorcycle?

From Sölden you start with a fluid flow, climb higher hairpin bend by hairpin bend, ride through striking tunnels and are constantly accompanied by this open high mountain landscape. On the Italian side, perfect asphalt awaits with long, clean lines, just the moment when the pass becomes really fun. The AlpinChaser riding score is 4.4 out of 5.

Which is the best approach to Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo?

St. Leonhard in Passeier is the recommended approach. Consistent flow from bottom to top, significantly less traffic and visibly better road quality - you can ride the line cleanly without constantly braking. The bends build up logically and become more and more exciting towards the top instead of being constantly interrupted like on the north side.

What should motorcyclists consider on Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo?

Rapid change in the weather Strong wind Long distances

When is Timmelsjoch / Passo Rombo 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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