Silvretta High-Alpine Road
A dream for sporty adventures: Silvretta mountain pass
Silvretta High-Alpine Road is one of Tyrol’s most stunning Alpine pass roads. Featuring lots of fascinating serpentines and hairpin bends, the road runs from Partenen through the Paznaun valley to Galtür. The twisty route is a favourite with motorcyclists, mountain bikers and road cyclists alike, all of whom regularly flock to the Alpine dream road.
OPENING STATUS
The current status and latest news of the High Alpine Road are displayed here: www.silvretta-bielerhoehe.at
Important Information:
The Silvretta High Alpine Road will remain closed for the 2025 season. However, Bielerhöhe can still be reached via the Tyrolean side of the pass road. Travel from Landeck through the Paznaun Valley to Vermunt remains possible without any issues.
The Silvretta High Alpine Road is closed in winter.
Information about the panoramic road
With the following information, you are perfectly prepared for your adventure on the Silvretta High-Alpine Road:
- Total length: 22.3 km
- Start and end point: from Partenen (1,051 m) in the Montafon valley to Galtür (1,725 m) in the Paznaun valley
- Highest elevation: 2,032 above sea level at Bielerhöhe
- Number of turns: 34
- Gradient: 10 % to 12 % max – about 5 % in the turns
- Year of construction: 1925 to 1930, opened to the public in 1954
- Opening times: Silvretta High-Alpine Road is only open during the summer months.
Good to know: The toll for Silvretta mountain pass is included in the Silvretta Card Premium.
