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Worldwide Mountain Passes & Driving Routes by Country

Explore real-time open or closed road status, winter closure schedules, webcams, and mountain pass updates across the finest alpine driving routes in Europe, North America, Asia, and worldwide.

Global DOT Feed • Updated Today • 12 Countries Monitored

France

6 Regions • 73 Mountain Passes Monitored

Italy

10 Regions • 97 Mountain Passes Monitored

United States

19 States • 260 Mountain Passes Monitored

Canada

7 Provinces • 84 Mountain Passes Monitored

India

8 Himalayan States • 107 High Passes Monitored

Switzerland

15 Cantons • 148 Alpine Gaps Monitored

Austria

6 Federal States • 104 Mountain Passes Monitored

Norway

Innlandet & Fjords • 30+ Mountain Passes Monitored

Nepal

Himalayas • 15 High Mountain Passes

Pakistan

3 Provinces / Regions • 70 Mountain Passes Monitored

Chile & Andes

Atacama, Arica & Central Andes • Trans-Andean Passes Monitored

New Zealand

Southern Alps • 14 Alpine Gaps

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions regarding global mountain pass status tracking, live feeds, and road conditions.

LivePassWatch aggregates real-time data feeds from national and regional departments of transportation (DOTs), including Caltrans, CDOT, WSDOT, 511 Alberta, DriveBC, ANAS Italy, TCS Switzerland, Inforoute France, and the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) in India. Feeds refresh automatically every 5 minutes.
India holds the record for the world's highest motorable pass at Umling La (19,024 ft / 5,798 m) in Ladakh. Other extreme high-altitude passes include Khardung La (17,582 ft) in India, Khunjerab Pass (15,397 ft) in Pakistan, and Trail Ridge Road (12,183 ft) in the United States.
Seasonal winter closures in the Northern Hemisphere (European Alps, US Rockies & Sierra Nevada, Canadian Rockies, and Himalayas) generally take effect between mid-October and November after heavy snowpack begins. Passes typically reopen after snowplowing operations in late May or early June.