Driving Roads / Stelvio Pass
Stelvio Pass
Climbing to 9,045 feet via 48 stacked hairpins on its northeast side, Stelvio is one of the highest and most dramatic paved passes in the Alps. It runs about 29 miles along SS38 (Passo dello Stelvio) in Italy, roughly ~1.5 hours one way of driving.
29 mi
Length
~1.5 hours one way
Drive time
Italy
Region
What to track on Stelvio Pass
A hairpin-counting, g-force road: replay the stacked switchbacks and save the climb as a personal-best segment rather than chasing top speed.
Blind hairpins shared with cyclists, motorcycles and buses demand slow, predictable cornering and staying fully in your lane.
Record your run on Stelvio Pass
Open Road is free on iPhone and Android.
Questions, answered
- How long is Stelvio Pass?
- Stelvio Pass runs about 29 miles along SS38 (Passo dello Stelvio), roughly ~1.5 hours one way of driving without stops.
- Where is Stelvio Pass?
- Stelvio Pass is in Italy, following SS38 (Passo dello Stelvio).
- What's the best app to track a drive on Stelvio Pass?
- Open Road records the whole run automatically — route replay, distance, drive time, top speed, and g-force — and saves it to a stat card. Free on iPhone and Android.