Mountain peak roads or cul-de-sac roads in the Alps
This list is only a beginning since I only list places where I have been myself. Italics for unpaved roads/paths.
| No. | Name of place | Height (m) |
|---|---|---|
| 1. |  Pirovano |
3008 |
| 2. |  Ötztaler Gletscherstraße |
2803 |
| 3. |  Cime de la Bonette |
2802 |
| 4. | Große Speikkogel/Koralpenstrasse |
2120 |
| 5. | Eisenthalalm/Eisentalhöhe |
2049 |
| 6. | Panoramica delle Vette |
1967 |
| I sometimes use the (slightly modified) notation method for unpaved roads and paths from Centcols.org and their Chauvot guide: R1 is cyclable unpaved road. R1-2 is cyclable with difficulty on a racer bicycle (MTB is recommended). R2 is where you will have to walk (with a racer in any case). R3 is difficult to walk. S1 is a cyclable path (few such exists for racer cycles). S2 is walking path. S3 difficult walking. S4 means carrying. I give reference numbers to the Chauvot guide and to other guides from Centcols.org . (’r’ numbers stands for George Rossini’s book on Italian passes and ’o’ numbers stands for numbers to the English OCD guides from ocd.org.uk – these are only stated if there is now reference in the Centcols guides.) |