15Apr
Open/Closed Alpine Passes
Are you organizing your holiday in Bormio? Keep monitored the situation of the Alpine passes, especially during summer pre-season, when the situation is subject to change day by day.
The opening of the most important passes, such as Stelvio, Mortirolo and Gavia, is planning around the 20th of May, but the certain date has not yet been defined.
Update to June 5th, 2019
– Stelvio: PARTIALLY OPEN
- the Stelvio SS 38 of the Lombard side will be open ONLY from 6.00 am to 12.00 pm
- the Stelvio road from Quarta Cantoniera (where the road meets with the road coming from Swiss) to the top of Passo dello Stelvio will be open continuously from 6.00 am
- the Umbrail road will be open from 2.00 pm.
- STELVIO PASS FROM TRAFOI STILL CLOSED
– Gavia:CLOSED – transit prohibited to vehicles exceeding 2.80 m of height and 3.5 tons of weight
– Aprica: OPEN all year round
– Bernina: OPEN all year round
– Forcola: OPEN– transit prohibited to vehicles exceeding 18 tons of weight
– Foscagno: OPEN all year round
– Maloja: OPEN all year round
– Mortirolo: OPEN (closed during winter season)
– Bernina: OPEN all year round
– Forcola: OPEN– transit prohibited to vehicles exceeding 18 tons of weight
– Foscagno: OPEN all year round
– Maloja: OPEN all year round
– Mortirolo: OPEN (closed during winter season)
– Umbrail/S. Maria: OPEN – transit prohibited to vehicles exceeding 18 tons of weight, 2.50 m of width and 10m of lenght (closed during winter season)
– Spluga: OPEN (closed during winter season)
– Crossing of the Gallen/Tunnel Munt La Schera: OPEN all year round with toll. Tunnel Munt la Schera is open 24 hours a day with alternate one-way transit (maximum height 3.60 meters – maximum width 2.50 meters)
Info: Hours and Tolls (During Summer cyclists and bikers can pass through the Tunnel Munt La Schera using the service Bike-Shuttlebus)
Do you wanna check the situation in real time and find all the useful numbers for more information? Visit the page dedicated to the status of mountain passes Bormio on the website of the Proloco.
