Pass of Timmelsjoch

The Pass of Timmelsjoch is a high mountain pass in the Alps, connecting Austria and Italy at an elevation of about 2,474 meters (8,120 feet). It has historically served as a route for trade and travel between the two countries. Today, it’s a scenic route popular with tourists and cyclists, offering stunning views of alpine landscapes. The pass features a tunnel beneath the summit, making it accessible year-round, even in winter. It’s an important transportation link and a gateway to the Dolomites, highlighting the region’s natural beauty and engineering achievement in mountain road construction.