Oberalp Pass from Andermatt (West side)
Oberalp Pass is a high mountain pass located in the Swiss Alps, connecting the towns of Andermatt in the canton of Uri with Disentis/Mustér in the canton of Graubünden. At an elevation of 2,044 meters (6,706 feet), the Oberalp Pass offers stunning alpine scenery and is a key transit route in Switzerland. It is well-known for both its importance in transportation and as a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and skiing. Oberalp Pass has been an important transit route through the Swiss Alps for centuries. In the past, it was used by traders and travelers crossing between different regions of Switzerland. Today, it is a key route not only for tourists but also for locals, especially because of its connection with the Glacier Express and other Swiss rail services that make travel in the Alps accessible and efficient. Oberalp Pass is a popular challenge for cyclists, especially those seeking a rewarding ascent in the Swiss Alps. The ride provides a stunning backdrop of mountain landscapes, making it a bucket-list climb for serious cyclists.
Region: Uri
City: Andermatt
Distance: 10.68 km
Elevation Gain: 601 m
Elevation Loss: 0 m
Difficulty: 443 (Moderate)
FIETS Index: 3.39 FIETS
Avg Grade: 5.64 %
Max cat climb: 2
Min elevation: 1444 m
Max elevation: 2046 m
Ride Category: Climb