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Alpine Passes and Climbs as a 3D Relief
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Alpine passes and climbs as a 3D relief: Stelvio Pass, Timmelsjoch, Col du Galibier, Furka and Grimsel, Reschen Pass, plus Mont Ventoux, Sa Calobra and Pikes Peak. On the Relief Track, the pass road runs as a raised line from the valley up to the top of the pass.

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The passes in our range

  • Stelvio Pass, 2,757 m, Ortler Alps: links Bormio in Valtellina with Prad in the Vinschgau valley and, after the Col de l’Iseran, is the second-highest mountain pass in the Alps. The South Tyrol side has 48 hairpins, the western ramp 34.
  • Timmelsjoch, 2,474 m: border pass between Tyrol and South Tyrol, linking the Ötztal valley with the Passeier valley and separating the Ötztal Alps from the Stubai Alps.
  • Col du Galibier, 2,642 m, French Alps: the boundary between the Savoie and Hautes-Alpes departments runs over the top of the pass. The Col du Télégraphe lies before it to the north, the Col du Lautaret to the south.
  • Furka Pass and Grimsel Pass on one relief: the Furka Pass, 2,429 m, links the Urseren valley in the canton of Uri with the Goms in Valais, and the Grimsel Pass, with its top at 2,163 m, links the Bernese Oberland with the Upper Valais. In Gletsch the road to the Grimsel Pass branches off.
  • Reschen Pass, 1,507 m: links the Vinschgau valley with the Oberes Gericht in Tyrol, and the top of the pass lies entirely on Italian territory. A little to the northwest above it, a border stone on Piz Lad marks the tripoint with Switzerland.
  • Sella Ronda: the loop around the Sella group over the Gardena Pass (2,121 m), Sella Pass (2,218 m), Pordoi Pass (2,239 m) and Campolongo Pass (1,875 m).
  • Ötztaler Radmarathon as Track 2026, Track 2025 and TrailMap 2026: from Sölden over four passes, the Kühtai Saddle (2,017 m), Brenner Pass (1,370 m), Jaufen Pass (2,094 m) and Timmelsjoch, back to Sölden.
  • Tour du Mont Blanc by bike: the loop of the Tour du Mont-Blanc Cyclo starts in Les Saisies and crosses France, Switzerland and Italy, including the Col des Montets (1,461 m), the Col de la Forclaz (1,527 m), the Great St. Bernard Pass (2,469 m), the Little St. Bernard Pass (2,188 m) and the Cormet de Roselend (1,967 m).

The climbs

  • Mont Ventoux, 1,909 m, in Provence in the Vaucluse department, as a Relief Classic and as a Track from Bédoin: this climb, 21.4 km at an average gradient of 7.5 %, is the one the Tour de France uses for most of its summit finishes.
  • Sa Calobra in the Serra de Tramuntana on Mallorca: the winding road MA-2141 was planned by Antonio Parietti and built in 1932. Its most striking spot is the “tie knot”, a hairpin loop of 270 degrees.
  • Pikes Peak, just under 4,300 m, in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains near Colorado Springs: since 1916 the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has been raced on the road to the summit, 156 turns over just under 20 km.

Why a pass road works as a line

A pass road has a start, a high point and an end: up from one valley to the top of the pass and down again on the other side. On the relief it lies exactly where it runs: on the valley floor, along the slope, over the saddle. So one piece shows both at once, the course of the road and the terrain it climbs over.

Your own climb as GPX

A pass is missing, or you rode three in one day? Relief Track with your own route takes your recording as a GPX file. For an area without a route, use the live 3D configurator, where you choose the area yourself. Both are made from real elevation data, handmade in the Bavarian Alps and set on an oak or stone pine base, with an optional engraving.

Can I turn my motorcycle or car ride over a pass into a relief?

Yes. Upload the recorded tour as GPX, and on the Relief Track the route you rode runs as a raised 3D line over the hairpins up to the top of the pass. This works by bicycle, motorcycle or car.

Which passes are available ready-made?

Among others Stelvio Pass, Timmelsjoch, Col du Galibier, Furka and Grimsel and the Reschen Pass, plus climbs such as Mont Ventoux and Sa Calobra.

Can several passes go on one relief?

Yes, if they lie within the chosen area. A pass tour comes as one GPX file, and up to two tracks can be combined on one relief.

What is a good gift for motorcyclists who love Alpine passes?

The pass they rode as a 3D mountain relief, with the route as a line and the date of the tour engraved in the base. The laser engraving is permanent in the wooden base: up to three lines, on Base and Wall alike. Text is engraved exactly as entered.

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Related pages: Gifts for road cyclists, Relief Track, Ortler Alps, Ötztal Alps, Dolomites, Gifts for motorcyclists and Your route as a 3D model.