This mountain pass is lovely and the road is a beauty for a smooth driving. There is a lot that can be done. Räterichsbodensee, a water reservoir. Grimsel Hospiz, there one can visit the Grimselworld Exhibition and can enjoy a splendid walk around the Grimsel water reservoir. If …

The Grimsel Pass is a spectacular mountain road in Switzerland 🇨🇭and links the Hasli Valley in the Bernese Highlands with the Goms district in the Swiss Valais. It zigzags trough landscapes of towering granite walls, a few tunnels, hazy blue water reservoirs and past the Grimsel dam with a hydroelectric power plant on top.

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Grimsel Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 2.164m (7,100ft) above the sea level. The road is usually closed between October and May, due to the high snowfall on the pass.  It's one of the highest paved roads of the Alps. Grimsel Pass, a 5 stars road in the Swiss Alps

There are several Alpine passes in Switzerland that offer a thrill, but none as serpentine and lunar as the Grimsel. The steep, corkscrew road rises to an elevation of 7,100 feet, connecting Canton Bern to Canton Valais and leading travelers through an eerie, treeless world where smooth, storm-softened rocks can feel more Scottish than Swiss.

The Grimsel Pass is located in the Bernese Alps between the valley of the river Aare, the valley of the river Rhône, at an elevation 2,164 metres (7,100 ft). The pass is traversed by a 38-km (24-mi) paved road that connects Gletsch and Meiringen, Switzerland.

This otherworldly shot was taken near the Grimsel Pass, a mountain pass in Switzerland that crosses the Bernese Alps at an elevation of 7,100ft (2,164 m).

Set amid a rocky Alpine landscape, this historic mountain hotel is located at 8 feet above sea level on the Grimsel Pass. In 1142, the Grimsel Hospiz was the first guest house in Switzerland mentioned in documents. In 1932, it became the first electrically heated hotel in Europe.