Europe's finest mountain roads.
487 passes, gorges and mountain roads across 22 countries, gathered for people who drive for the pleasure of the road.
What the app does
A catalogue, not a map
For every road: altitude, length, number of hairpins, carriageway width, opening season, tolls, and a description written by hand. The width filter matters: a single-track road is a different proposition in a wide car.
A road trip that fits your day
Say where you set off from and how many hours you have. PASS ROADS builds sequences of passes that fit the window, including the drive there and back. In the roadbook, the itinerary is then calculated on real roads.
Record your drive
Start recording before you leave: the GPS track follows your drive even with the phone locked — a banner shows distance, duration and corner count — and recognises which catalogue roads you drove.
Roadbook and navigation
Build your route, reorder the stops, see the line on the map. One button opens the whole itinerary in Google Maps from where you are, or in Waze.
Break
Restaurants, cafés, hotels and fuel around each stop, by category or by name. A place opens in Google Maps or Waze, and can be added to the route between two passes.
Convoy
Drive as a group and see where the other cars are, with the gap in kilometres. Useful when someone drops back through a series of hairpins.
On screen
The welcome screen — the Tremola, Gotthard
Explore — search and map
Roadbook — build your drive
Break — where to stop
Recording — distance, duration, corners
Without an account, everything stays on your phone; with an account, your data is hosted in Europe and erased in one tap, and your location is shared only within a convoy, if you allow it. The details: Privacy.
Availability
PASS ROADS is coming to the App Store.
Coming soon on iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Free download