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Oberalp Pass

Oberalp Pass links Andermatt and Disentis over 32.0 km. The summit stands at 2,044 m, with 655 m of total climbing along the route.

Summit altitude
2,044 m
Route length
32.0 km
Total climbing
655 m
Hairpins (estimate)
≈ 8
The route in relief

AndermattDisentis

Elevation profile

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1,0001,2501,5001,7502,000 0 km5 km10 km15 km20 km25 km30 km 2,044 m
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The climbs

  1. I

    Climb from Andermatt

    Starts at 1,446 m

    of climbing
    11.1 km
    elevation gain
    609 m
    average gradient
    5.3 %
  2. II

    Climb from Disentis

    Starts at 1,133 m

    of climbing
    20.9 km
    elevation gain
    950 m
    average gradient
    4.3 %

Before you go

  • I

    High mountain pass: closed for much of the year. Opening depends on snow, so check road conditions before setting off.

  • II

    Those 655 m must be descended too: lower gear and engine braking on long descents.

  • III

    Around 8 hairpins: slow down and never cut the corner.

  • IV

    A road shared with cyclists, hikers and farm vehicles. Club meeting points are never published. Read the circle’s rules ↗

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Relief: Terrain Tiles (Mapzen, AWS Open Data). Route, summit and altitude: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), OSRM routing. Profile computed from relief data; indicative values.