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ButterWord<p>CESAFI ESPORTS: USC Notches consecutivos en el torneo MLBB <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/CESAFI" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>CESAFI</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/consecutivos" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>consecutivos</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/ESPORTS" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>ESPORTS</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/MLBB" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>MLBB</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/Notches" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>Notches</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/Torneo" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>Torneo</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/USC" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>USC</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/ButterWord" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>ButterWord</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/Spanish_News" class="mention hashtag" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">#<span>Spanish_News</span></a> Comenta tu opinión 👇<br><a href="https://butterword.com/cesafi-esports-usc-notches-consecutivos-en-el-torneo-mlbb/?feed_id=7872&_unique_id=67b9bf60cdc9e" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" translate="no" target="_blank"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="ellipsis">butterword.com/cesafi-esports-</span><span class="invisible">usc-notches-consecutivos-en-el-torneo-mlbb/?feed_id=7872&_unique_id=67b9bf60cdc9e</span></a></p>
Panethos<p><strong>America’s highest mountain passes on non-Interstate highways/roads</strong></p> <p>The following list identifies more than 400 of the highest altitude passes along non-Interstate highways and roads in the United States. This includes U.S. highways, state highways, county roads, forest roads, and local streets and roadways. It does not include hiking trails and similar routes only traversable on foot, nor does it include passes only crossed by railroads. Synonyms for a pass that are used around the country and include summits, gaps, notches, and divides. </p> <p>Aside from the often stunning scenery, these road summits can give you a general idea of how arduous it was for our pioneering ancestors to cross this vast and beautiful nation. Just imagine, trying to traverse these passes on foot, on horseback, or while riding in/on a covered wagon. Quickly changeable weather conditions alone could have meant the difference between a safe crossing and tragedy. Even today, risks and potential dangers lurk in mountain passes, especially those prone to heavy snow and rainfall, icing, avalanches, rock slides, or high winds. Caution and proactive trip planning should always be employed when embarking on a trip through the mountains. </p> Pikes Peak as seen from Wilkerson Pass <p>Those mountain passes that have been driven across by the author are shown in bold italics. Peace!</p><p>——-</p><ol><li><strong>Argentine Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 13,207 feet</li></ol><p>2. <strong>Mosquito Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 13,185 feet</p><p>3. <strong>Imogene Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 13, 114 feet</p><p>4. <strong>Black Bear Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 12,840 feet</p><p>5. <strong>Stony Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 12,592 feet</p><p>6. <strong>Jones Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 12,454 feet</p><p>7. <strong>Hancock Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 12,208 feet</p><p>8. <strong>Cottonwood Pass</strong> (Continental Divide), Colorado: county roads = 12,119 feet</p><p>9. <strong>Independence Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 82 = 12,095 feet</p><p>10. <strong>Cumberland Pass</strong>, Colorado: Forest Road 765 = 12,034 feet</p><p>11. <strong>Loveland Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 6 = 11,990 feet</p><p>12. <strong>Tomichi Pass</strong>, Colorado: Forest Road 888 = 11,962</p><p>13. <strong>Hagerman Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 11,925 feet</p><p>14. <em><strong>Iceberg Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 34 = 11,827 (6/29/21) – highest pass traversed to date by the author</p><p>15. <em><strong>Fall River Pass</strong>,</em> Colorado: US 34 = 11,796 feet (6/29/21)</p><p>16. <strong>Ptarmigan Pass</strong> (Sawatch Range), Colorado: unimproved road = 11,765 feet</p><p>17. <strong>Rollins Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 11,677</p><p>18. <strong>Guanella Pass</strong>, Colorado: Guanella Pass Scenic Byway= 11,669 feet</p><p>19. <strong>Georgia Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 11,595 feet</p><p>20. <strong>Hoosier Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 9 = 11,542 feet</p><p>21. <strong>Slumgullion Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 149 = 11,530 feet</p><p>22. <strong>Boreas Pass</strong>, Colorado – Boreas Pass Road = 11,481 feet</p><p>23. <strong>Old Monarch Pass</strong>, Colorado: Forest Road 237 = 11,365 feet</p><p>24. <strong>Fremont Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 91 = 11,318 feet</p><p>25. <strong>Monarch Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 50 = 11,312 feet</p><p>26. <strong>Berthoud Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 40 = 11,307 feet</p><p>27. <strong>Cordova Pass</strong>, Colorado: Apishapa Road = 11,260 feet</p><p>28. <strong>Shrine Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 11,094 feet</p><p>29. <strong>Red Mountain Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 550 = 11,018 feet</p><p>30. <strong>Beartooth Pass</strong>, Wyoming/Montana: US 212 = 10,947 feet</p><p>31. <strong>Molas Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 550 = 10,910 feet</p><p>32. <em><strong>Spring Creek Pass</strong>,</em> Colorado: CO 149 = 10,898 feet (6/11/23)</p><p>33. <strong>Snowy Range Pass</strong>, Wyoming: WY 130 = 10,877 feet</p><p>34. <em><strong>Wolf Creek Pass,</strong></em> Colorado: US 160 = 10,857 feet (4/17/23, 6/9/23, and 6/11/23)</p><p>35. <em><strong>Milner Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 34 = 10,759 feet (6/29/21)</p><p>36. <strong>Bald Mountain Pass</strong>, Utah: UT 150 = 10,715 feet</p><p>37. <strong>Schofield Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 10,707 feet</p><p>38. <strong>Coal Bank Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 550 = 10,640 feet</p><p>39. <strong>Brazos Summit</strong>, New Mexico: US 64 = 10,528 feet</p><p>40. <strong>Los Pinos Pass</strong>, Colorado: Forest Road 788 = 10,509 feet</p><p>41. <strong>Tennessee Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 24 = 10,424 feet</p><p>42. <strong>Ripple Creek Pass</strong>, Colorado: County Road 8 = 10,358 feet</p><p>43. <strong>Cameron Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 14 = 10,276 feet</p><p>44. <strong>La Manga Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 17 = 10,230 feet</p><p>45. <strong>Lizard Head Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 145 = 10,222 feet</p><p>46. <em><strong>Tenderfoot Pass</strong></em>, Colorado: CA 67 = 10,200 feet – (traveled over twice on 8/19/24)</p><p>47. <strong>Buffalo Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 10,180 feet</p><p>48. <strong>Carnero Pass</strong>, Colorado: unimproved road = 10,166 feet</p><p>49. <strong>North Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 114 = 10,135 feet</p><p>50. <strong>Cochetopa Pass</strong>, Colorado: County Road NN14 = 10,087 feet</p><p>51. <strong>Ohio Pass</strong>, Colorado: County Road 730 = 10,065 feet</p><p>52. <strong>Cumbres Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 17 = 10,022 feet</p><p>53. <strong>Kebler Pass</strong>, Colorado: County Road 12 = 10,007 feet</p><p>54. <em><strong>Kenosha Pass</strong>,</em> Colorado: US 285 = 10,000 feet (5/20/24)</p><p>55. <strong>Cucharas Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 14 = 9,995 feet</p><p>56. <em><strong>Red Hill Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 285 = 9,993 feet (5/20/24)</p><p>57. <strong>Tioga Pass</strong>, California: CA 120 = 9,945 feet</p><p>58. <strong>Battle Pass</strong>, Wyoming: WY 70 = 9,912 feet</p><p>59. <strong>Bobcat Pass</strong>, New Mexico: NM 38 = 9,836 feet</p><p>60.<strong> Hardscrabble Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 96 = 9,805 feet</p><p>61. <strong>Dunckley Pass</strong>, Colorado: County Road 8 = 9,767 feet</p><p>62. <strong>Costilla Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 9,758 feet</p><p>63. <strong>Guardsman Pass</strong>, Utah: UT 190 = 9,717 feet</p><p>64. <strong>Willow Creek Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 125 = 9,683 feet</p><p>65. <strong>Powder River Pass,</strong> Wyoming: US 16 = 9,663 feet</p><p>66. <strong>Red River Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 9,653 feet</p><p>67. <strong>Chosa Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 9,672 feet</p><p>68. <strong>Woodchuck Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 9,636 feet</p><p>69. <em><strong>Togwotee Pass</strong>, </em>Wyoming: US 6/US 287 = 9,658 feet (1995)</p><p>70. <strong>Gore Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 134 = 9,524 feet</p><p><em>71. <strong>Wilkerson Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 24 = 9,507 feet (9/26/24) *** Love this one!</p><p>72. <strong>Currant Creek Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 9 = 9,485 feet</p><p>73. <strong>Sangre de Cristo Pas</strong>s, Colorado: unimproved road = 9,468 feet</p><p>74. <strong>Munkres Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 9,453 feet</p><p>75. <strong>Rabbit Ears Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 40 = 9,426 feet</p><p>76. <em><strong>New La Veta Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 160 = 9,413 feet (10/11/22)</p><p>77. <strong>Dead Indian Pass</strong>: Wyoming: WY 296 = 9,384 feet</p><p>78-79. <strong>Old La Veta Pass</strong>, Colorado and <strong>Pass Creek Pass</strong>: unimproved road each = 9,380 feet</p><p>80. <strong>Greenhill Divide</strong>, Colorado: CO 165: 9,347 feet</p><p>81. <em><strong>Trout Creek Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 24/US285 = 9,346 feet (5/20/24 and 9/26/24)</p><p>82. <strong>Fowler Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 9,220 feet</p><p>83.<strong> Sherman Pass</strong>, California: Sherman Pass Road = 9,200 feet</p><p>84. <em><strong>Ute Pass (Rampart Range)</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 24 = 9,165 feet (9/26/24)</p><p>85. <strong>Wind River Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 7 = 9,150 feet</p><p>86. <em><strong>Palo Flechado Pass</strong>, </em>New Mexico: US 64 = 9,111 feet (5/1/23)</p><p>87. <strong>Bare Pass</strong>, Wyoming: Wyoming Range Road = 9,095 feet</p><p>88. <strong>Granite Pass</strong>, Wyoming: US 14 = 9,036 feet</p><p>89. <em><strong>Poncha Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 285 = 9,019 feet (6/29/21, 5/21/24, and 9/26/24)</p><p>90. <strong>Dallas Divide</strong>, Colorado: CO 62 = 8,983 feet</p><p>91. <strong>Arapaho Pass (Rabbits Ear Range)</strong>, Colorado – unimproved road = 8,953 feet</p><p>92. <strong><em>Mount Rose Summit</em></strong>, Nevada: NV 431 = 8,911 feet (6/9/25)</p><p>93. <em><strong>Dunraven Pass</strong>,</em> Wyoming: Grand Loop Road = 8,859 feet</p><p>94.<em><strong> Emory Pass</strong>, </em>New Mexico: NM 152 = 8,828 feet (2/5/23, 12/26/23, and 3/27/24) – gorgeous vistas!</p><p>95.<strong>Muddy Pass</strong>, Colorado: US 40 = 8,772 feet</p><p>96. <strong>McClure Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 133 = 8,755 feet</p><p>97. <strong>Narbona Pass</strong>, New Mexico: NM 134 = 8,731 feet</p><p>98. <strong>Blue Mesa Summit</strong>, Colorado: US 50 = 8,704 feet</p><p>99. <strong>Galena Summit</strong>, Idaho: ID 75 = 8,701 feet</p><p>100. <strong>Snowshoe Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 8,652 feet</p><p>101. <strong>Promontory Divide</strong>, Colorado: CO 29 = 8,579 feet</p><p>102. <strong>Cedar Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 8,554 feet</p><p>103. <strong>Sylvan Pass</strong>, Wyoming: Grand Loop Road = 8,524 feet</p><p>104.<strong>Onyx Summit</strong>, California: CA 38 = 8,443 feet</p><p>105. <strong>Teton Pass</strong>, Wyoming/Idaho: WY 22/ID 33 = 8,435 feet</p><p>106. <em><strong>Wagon Wheel Gap</strong>, </em>Colorado: CO 149 = 8,390 feet (6/10/23 and 6/11/23)</p><p>107. <em><strong>Craig Pass</strong>, </em>Wyoming: US 89 = 8,324 feet</p><p>108. <strong>Ute Park Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 8,229 feet</p><p>109. <strong>Douglas Pass</strong>, Colorado: CO 139 = 8,205 feet</p><p>110. <strong>Oberg Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 8,199 feet</p><p>111. <strong>Sunrise Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 8,176 feet</p><p>112. <strong>Conway Summi</strong>t, California: US 395 = 8,143 feet</p><p>113. <strong>West Pass</strong>, New Mexico: US 60 = 8,111 feet</p><p>114. <strong>Dead Indian Pass</strong>, Wyoming: WY 296 = 8,071 feet</p><p>115. <strong>Deadman Summit</strong>, California: US 395 = 8,047 feet</p><p>116. <strong>Cerro Summit</strong>, Colorado: US 50 = 8,042 feet</p><p>117. <strong>Daniels Pass</strong>, Utah: US 40 = 8,020 feet</p><p>118. <strong>Dawson Saddle</strong>, California: CA 2 = 7,943 feet</p><p>119-120. <strong>Stone Wall Pass</strong>, New Mexico and <strong>Johnson Gap</strong>, Wyoming: both unimproved roads = 7,904 feet</p><p>121. <strong>South Pass</strong>, Wyoming: WY 28 = 7,809 feet</p><p>122.<strong> Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,802 feet</p><p>123. <em><strong>Yellowjacket Pass</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 160 = 7,765 feet (4/16/23)</p><p>124. <strong>Connor Pass</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 7,729 feet</p><p>125. <em><strong>Confar Hill Pass/Summit</strong>, </em>Colorado: US 84 = 7,729 feet (4/17/23, 6/9/23, and 6/11/23)</p><p>126. <strong>Bannock Pass</strong>, Idaho: ID 29 = 7,684 feet</p><p>127. <strong>Salt River Pass</strong>, Wyoming: US 89 = 7,625 feet</p><p>128. <strong>Wheat Grass Pas</strong>s, New Mexico: unimproved road = 7,596 feet</p><p>129. <strong>U T Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,589 feet</p><p>130. <strong>Robinson Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 7,588 feet</p><p>131. <strong>Bridger Pass</strong>, Wyoming: Bridger Pass Road = 7,532 feet</p><p>132. <strong>Devil’s Gate Pas</strong>s, California: US 395 = 7,519 feet</p><p>133. <strong>Rattlesnake Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,513 feet</p><p>134. <strong>Satan Pass</strong>, New Mexico: NM 371 = 7,500 feet</p><p>135. <strong>Soldiers Summit</strong>, Utah: US 6 = 7,477 feet</p><p>136.<strong>Freighter Gap</strong>, Wyoming: County Road 83 = 7,464 feet</p><p>137. <strong>Carroll Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 722 = 7,458 feet</p><p>138. <strong>Borrego Pass</strong>, New Mexico: Borrego Pass Road = 7,438 feet</p><p>139. <strong>Little Antelope Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 7,438 feet</p><p>140-141. <strong>Big Mountain Pass</strong>, Utah: UT 65 and <strong>Lida Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 266 = 7,420 feet</p><p>142. <strong>Original South Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,408 feet</p><p>143. <strong>Kings Hill Pass</strong>, Montana: US 89 = 7,385 feet</p><p>144. <strong>Dalton Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 7,382 feet</p><p>145. <strong>Indian Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,379 feet</p><p>146. <strong>Lemhi Pass</strong>, Idaho: unimproved road = 7,373 feet</p><p>147. <strong>Pinto Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 7,350 feet</p><p>148. <strong>Daggett Pass</strong>, Nevada: N 207/unimproved road = 7,343 feet</p><p>149. <strong>Westgard Pass</strong>, California: CA 168 = 7,323 feet</p><p>150. <strong>Murry Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 7,317 feet</p><p>151. <strong>Skalkaho Pass</strong>, Montana: MT 38 = 7,258 feet</p><p>152. <strong>Chief Joseph Pass</strong>, Idaho/Montana: MT 43 = 7,251 feet</p><p>153.<em> </em><em><strong>H.L. Saddle</strong></em><em>, </em>Arizona: US 191 = 7,244 feet (4/13/24)</p><p><strong><em>Brockway Summit</em></strong>, California: CA 267 = 7,199 feet (6/9/25) – <strong>added 6/9/25</strong></p><p>154. <strong>Bob Scott’s Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 7,195 feet</p><p>155. <strong>Morton Pass</strong>, Wyoming: WY 34 = 7,176 feet</p><p>156. <strong>Montgomery Pass</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 7,167 feet</p><p>157. <strong>Spooner Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 7,146 feet</p><p>158. <strong>Sioux Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,139 feet</p><p>159-160. <strong>Manuel Gap</strong>, Wyoming and <strong>Simpson Gap</strong>, Wyoming: both unimproved roads = 7,123 feet</p><p>161.<strong> Trinchera Pass</strong>, New Mexico: County Road A-35 = 7,110 feet</p><p>162.<strong>Kingman Pass</strong>, Wyoming: US 89 = 7,103 feet</p><p>163. <strong>Targhee Pass</strong>, Montana/Idaho: US 20 = 7,072 feet</p><p>164. <strong>Virden Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 7,064 feet</p><p>165. <strong>Banner Creek Summit</strong>, Idaho: ID 21 = 7,037 feet</p><p>166. <strong>Lost Trail Pass</strong>, Idaho/Montana: US 93 = 7,014 feet</p><p>167. <strong>Unaweep Divide</strong>, Colorado: Co 141 = 7,008 feet</p><p>168. <strong>Currant Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 6,999 feet</p><p>169. <strong>Bridger Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,975 feet</p><p>170. <strong>Barlow Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,939 feet</p><p>171. <strong>Dirty Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,933 feet</p><p>172. <strong>Crilly Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,857 feet</p><p>173. <strong>Raynolds Pass</strong>, Idaho/Montana: ID 87/MT 87 = 6,844 feet</p><p>174. <strong>San Pedro Pass</strong>, New Mexico: Lone Mountain Road = 6,818 feet</p><p>175. <strong>Gould Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 6,792 feet</p><p>176. <strong>Smith Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 6,769 feet</p><p>177. <strong>Badger Pass</strong>, Montana: MT 278 = 6,755 feet</p><p>178. <strong>Fraker Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,739 feet</p><p>179. <strong>Cottonwood Pass</strong>, Wyoming: Nowood Road = 6,729 feet</p><p>180. <strong><em>Yuba Pass</em></strong>, California: CA 49 = 6,710 feet (6/9/25) – <strong>added 6/9/25</strong></p><p>181-182. <strong>Garden Pass</strong>, Nevada: NV 278 and <strong>Mount Airy Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 6,686 feet</p><p>183-184. <strong>Islip Saddle</strong>, California: CA 2 and <strong>Crooks Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,680 feet</p><p>185. <strong><em>Logan Pass</em></strong>, Montana: Going to the Sun Road = 6,646 feet (2003)</p><p>186-187. <strong>Boneside Pass</strong>, Wyoming and <strong>Davis Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved roads = 6,637 feet</p><p>188. <strong>Rocky Gap</strong>, Wyoming: Rocky Gap Road = 6,628 feet</p><p>189. <strong>Black Rock Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,598 feet</p><p>190. <strong>Hickison Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 6,591 feet</p><p>191. <strong>Nez Perce Pass</strong>, Idaho/Montana: unimproved road = 6,587 feet</p><p>192. <strong>Cumberland Gap</strong>, Wyoming: WY 412 = 6,585 feet</p><p>193. <strong>Cedar Gap</strong>, Wyoming: Cedar Gap Road = 6,578 feet</p><p>194. <strong>Pritchard Pass</strong>, Wyoming: Wilson Fall Creek Road = 6,542 feet</p><p>195. <strong>Salisbury Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 6,532 feet</p><p>196. <strong>Pancake Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 6,521 feet</p><p>197-198. <strong>Blazon Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road and <strong>Blue Gap</strong>, Wyoming: WY 789 = 6,519 feet</p><p>199. <strong>Maggie Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 225 = 6,517 feet</p><p>200. <strong>Windy Pass</strong>, Washington: Forest Road 1554 = 6,507 feet</p><p>201. <strong>Hollis Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 6,500 feet</p><p>202. <strong>Secret Pass</strong>, Nevada: NV 229 = 6,467 feet</p><p>203. <strong>Beef Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,450 feet</p><p><em>204. <strong>Saliz Pass</strong></em>, New Mexico: US 180 = 6,444 feet (12/29/23)</p><p>205. <strong>Chicken Creek Summi</strong>t, Nevada: NV 226 = 6,436 feet </p><p>206. <strong>Sherwin Summit</strong>, California: US 395 = 6,427 feet</p><p>207. <strong>Lankin Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,424 feet</p><p>208. <strong>Weiser Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,388 feet</p><p>209. <strong>Rhodes Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road= 6,358 feet</p><p>210-211. <strong>Pipestone Pass</strong>, Montana: MT 2 and <strong>New Pass Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 50 = 6,348 feet</p><p>212. <strong>Emery Gap</strong>, Colorado/New Mexico: NM 551 = 6,345 feet</p><p>213. <strong>Minnies Gap</strong>, Wyoming: US 191 = 6,342 feet</p><p>214. <strong>Hoff Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,332 feet</p><p>215. <strong>Muddy Gap</strong>, Wyoming: US 287 = 6,313 feet</p><p>216. <strong>MacDonald Pass</strong>, Montana: US 12 = 6,312 feet</p><p>217. <strong>Warm Springs Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 6,293 feet</p><p>218. <strong>H.D. Summi</strong>t, Nevada: US 93 = 6,274 feet</p><p>219. <strong><em>Tonopah Summit</em></strong>, Nevada: US 95 = 6,270 feet (8/30/24 and 9/2/24)</p><p>220. <strong>Black Rock Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 6,257 feet</p><p>221. <strong>Calavada Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 361 = 6,254 feet</p><p>222. <strong>Black Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,250 feet</p><p>223. <strong>Oak Springs Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 93 = 6,243 feet</p><p>224. <strong>Petrified Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 361 = 6,145 feet</p><p>225. <strong>Fandango Pass</strong>, California: County Road 9 = 6,135 feet</p><p>226. <strong>Mores Creek Summit</strong>, Idaho: ID 21 = 6,118 feet</p><p>227. <strong>McRae Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 6,106 feet</p><p>228. <strong><em>Mule Pass</em></strong>, Arizona: AZ 80 = 6,033 feet (1/26/20 and 2/4/23)</p><p>229. <strong>White Horse Pass</strong>, Nevada: US Alt. 93 = 6,031 feet</p><p>230. <strong>Sandy Summit</strong>, Nevada: US 6 = 6,030 feet</p><p>231. <strong><em>Goldfield Summit</em></strong>, Nevada: US 95 = 6,021 feet (8/30/24 and 9/2/24)</p><p>232. <strong>Fenton Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 5,991 feet</p><p>233. <strong>Sulphur Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 5,919 feet</p><p>234. <strong>Mullan Pass</strong>, Montana: Austin-Millan Pass Road = 5,902 feet</p><p>235. <strong>Railroad Pass</strong>, Nevada: unimproved road= 5,895 feet</p><p>236. <strong><em>Abo Pass</em></strong>, New Mexico: US 60 = 5,771 feet (10/22/21 and 12/23)</p><p>237. <strong>Morgan Summit</strong>, California: CA 36/CA 89 = 5,768 feet</p><p>238. <strong>Hazenville Pass</strong>, Wyoming: WY 91 = 5,765 feet</p><p>239. <strong><em>Simee Dimeh Summit</em></strong>, Nevada: US 395 = 5,759 feet</p><p>240. <strong><em>San Augustin Pass</em></strong>, New Mexico: US 70 = 5,725 feet (1/28/20, 1/29/20, 6/20/21, 12/29/22, 2/2/23 and 3/17/23)</p><p>241. <strong>Hembrillo Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 5,670 feet</p><p>242. <strong>Rogers Pass</strong>, Montana: MT 200 = 5,610 feet</p><p>243. <strong>Coyote Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 375 = 5,604 feet</p><p>244. <strong>Hancock Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 37 5= 5,592 feet</p><p>245. <strong>Emigrant Gap</strong>, Wyoming: County Road 201 = 5,588 feet</p><p>246. <strong>Sherman Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 20 = 5,575 feet</p><p>247. <strong>San Luis Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 5,528 feet</p><p>248. <strong>Mountain Springs Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 160 = 5,502 feet</p><p>249.<strong> <em>Jack Wright Pass</em></strong>, Nevada: NV 208 = 5,485 feet</p><p>250. <strong>Rainy Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 20 = 5,477 feet</p><p><strong><em>Summit 5440</em></strong>, California: CA 89 = 5,440 feet (6/5/25) – <strong>added 6/6/25</strong></p><p>251. <strong>Chinook Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 410 = 5,430 feet</p><p>252. <strong><em>Guadalupe Pass</em></strong>, Texas: US 62/180 = 5,424 feet (6/23/21)</p><p>253. <strong>McKenzie Pass</strong>, Oregon: OR 242 = 5,325 feet</p><p>254. <strong>Drews Gap</strong>, Oregon: OR 140 = 5,306 feet</p><p>255. <strong>Eagle Pass</strong>, Wyoming: US 14 = 5,286 feet</p><p>256-257. <strong>Old Tejon Pass</strong>, California: unimproved road and<strong> Blue Mountain Pass</strong>, Oregon: US 95 = 5,285 feet</p><p>258. <strong>Batrum Gap</strong>, Wyoming: Lyons Valley Road = 5,282 feet</p><p>259.<strong> <em>Smugglers Pass</em></strong>, Texas: TX 375 = 5,257 feet (6/21)</p><p>260. <strong>Lolo Pass</strong>, Idaho/Montana: US 12 = 5,233 feet</p><p><strong><em>Beckwourth Pass</em></strong>, California: CA 70 = 5,221 feet (6/5/25) – <strong>added 6/6/25</strong></p><p>261. <strong>Marias Pass</strong>, Montana: US 2 = 5,213 feet</p><p>262.<strong> Willamette Pass</strong>, Oregon: OR 50 = 5,128 feet</p><p>263. <strong><em>Apache Pass</em></strong>, Arizona: Apache Pass Road = 5,110 feet (2/5/23)</p><p>264. <strong>Blue Mountain Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 26 = 5,105 feet</p><p>265. <strong>Bly Mountain Pass</strong>, Oregon: OR 140 = 5,087 feet</p><p>266. <strong>Long Creek Mountain Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 395 = 5,075 feet</p><p>267. <strong>Antelope Gap</strong>, Wyoming: WY 316 = 5,056 feet</p><p>268. <strong><em>Redlich Summit</em></strong>, Nevada: US 95 = 5,053 feet (8/30/24 and 9/2/24)</p><p>269. <strong>Newfound Gap</strong>, North Carolina/Tennessee: US 441 = 5,048 feet</p><p>270. <strong>Hogback Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 395 = 5,033 feet</p><p>271. <strong>Hell Gap</strong>, Wyoming: County Road 10 = 5,030 feet</p><p>272. <strong>Mendocino Pass</strong>, California: Forest Hwy 7 = 5,006 feet</p><p>273. <strong>Whitmire Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 4,977 feet</p><p>274. <strong>Granite Pass</strong>, New Mexico = Hachita Peak Road = 4.918 feet</p><p>275. <strong>Mill Creek Summit</strong>, California: County Road N3 = 4,910 feet</p><p>276. <strong>McCompsey Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 4,876 feet</p><p>277. <strong>Denio Summit</strong>, Nevada: NV 140 = 4,843 feet</p><p>278. <strong>Picture Rock Pass</strong>, Oregon: OR 31 = 4,830 feet</p><p>279. <strong>Oak Creek Pass</strong>, California: Tehachapi Willow Springs Road = 4,820 feet</p><p>280. <strong>Santiam Pass</strong>, Oregon: US 20 = 4,817 feet</p><p>281. <strong>Rocky Pass</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 4,797 feet</p><p>282. <strong>Red Rock Pass</strong>, Idaho: US 91 = 4,785 feet</p><p>283. <strong>Hurrah Pass</strong>, Utah: Kane Springs Road = 4,780 feet</p><p>284. <strong>Ochoco Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 26 = 4,726 feet</p><p>285. <strong>Hayden Mountain Summit</strong>, Oregon: OR 66 = 4,705 feet</p><p>286. <strong>Atigun Pass</strong>, Alaska: Dalton Highway = 4,700 feet</p><p>287. <strong><em>Stonewall Pass</em></strong>, Nevada: US 95 = 4,686 feet (8/30/24 and 9/2/24)</p><p>288. <strong>Hanging Rock Ga</strong>p, North Carolina: Skiview Road = 4,678 feet</p><p>289. <strong>Cayuse Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 410 = 4,675 feet</p><p>290. <strong>Eldorado Pass</strong>, Oregon: US 26 = 4,623 feet</p><p>291. <strong>Wild Rose Pas</strong>s, Texas: TX 17 = 4,554 feet</p><p>292. <strong>White Pass</strong>, Washington: US 12 = 4,500 feet</p><p>293. <strong>Babyshoe Pass</strong>, Washington: Forest Road 23 = 4,350 feet</p><p>294. <strong>Soco Gap</strong>, North Carolina: US 19 = 4,340 feet</p><p>295. <strong>Cowboy Pass</strong>, New Mexico: unimproved road = 4,337 feet</p><p>296. <strong>Hickorynut Ga</strong>p, North Carolina: Hickory Nut Gap Road = 4,327 feet</p><p>297. <strong>Wacunda Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 20 = 4,310 feet</p><p>298. <strong>Haskell Pass</strong>, Montana: Pleasant Valley Road = 4,300 feet</p><p>299. <strong>Cowee Gap</strong>, North Carolina: US 64 = 4,199 feet</p><p>300. <strong>Mitchell Pass</strong>, Nebraska: NE 92 = 4,173 feet</p><p>301. <strong>Coyote Gap</strong>, Wyoming: unimproved road = 4,170 feet</p><p>302. <strong>Barlow Pass</strong>, Oregon: OR 35 = 4,155 feet</p><p>303. <strong>Siskiyou Pass</strong>, Oregon: Old OR 273 = 4,129 feet</p><p>304-305. <strong>Blewett Pass</strong>, Washington: US 97 and <strong>Deep Gap</strong>, North Carolina = 4,124 feet</p><p>306. <strong>Grandmother Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Blue Ridge Parkway = 4,075 feet</p><p>307. <strong>Cow Camp Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Cow Camp Road = 4,045 feet</p><p>308. <strong>Butte Creek Summit</strong>, Oregon: OR 19 = 4,026 feet</p><p>309. <strong>Loop Loup Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 20 = 4,020 feet</p><p>310. <strong>Stevens Pass</strong>, Washington: US 2 = 4,061 feet</p><p>311. <strong>Linville Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 105 = 4,012 feet</p><p>312. <strong>Loggy Gap 2</strong>, North Carolina: Beech Mountain Road = 3,953 feet</p><p>313. <strong>Christmas Tree Pass</strong>, Nevada: unimproved road = 3,940 feet</p><p>314. <strong>Cannon Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Beech Mountain Road: = 3,917 feet</p><p>315. <strong>Haw Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Ivy Heights Road = 3,881 feet</p><p>316. <strong>Montezuma Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 181 = 3,785 feet</p><p>317. <strong>Doublehead Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Doublehead Mountain Road = 3,825 feet</p><p>318. <strong>Cut Laurel Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Cut Laurel Gap Road= 3,750 feet</p><p>319. <strong>Miller Gap 2</strong>, North Carolina: NC 194 = 3,743 feet</p><p>320. <strong>Coyote Pass</strong>, Arizona: US 93 = 3,737 feet (8/28/24 and 9/2/24)</p><p>321. <strong>Air Bellows Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Air Bellows Gap Road = 3,727 feet</p><p>322. <strong>Smoky Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 104 = 3,714 feet</p><p>323. <strong>Laurel Knob Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 194 = 3,694 feet</p><p>324. <strong>Stampede Pass</strong>, Washington: Forest Road 54 = 3,672 feet</p><p>325. <strong>American Summit</strong>, Alaska: Taylor Highway = 3,652 feet</p><p>326. <strong>Loggy Gap 1</strong>, North Carolina: Sugar Mountain Road 1 = 3,563 feet</p><p>327. <strong>Abbot Pass</strong>, Oregon: US 26 = 3,533 feet</p><p>328. <strong>Chilkat Pass,</strong> Alaska: Haines Highway = 3,510 feet</p><p>329-330. <strong>Low Notch</strong>, North Carolina: Blue Ridge Parkway and <strong>Willen Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Parker Road = 3,497 feet</p><p>331. <strong>Baldwin Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Baldwin Gap Road: 3,481 feet</p><p>332. <strong>Calloway Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Calloway Gap Road = 3,432 feet</p><p>333. <strong>Harmon Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Beech Crossing = 3,425 feet</p><p>334. <strong>Lolo Pass</strong>, Oregon: Lolo Pass Road = 3,415 feet</p><p>335. <strong>Lick Log Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Lick Log Road = 3,409 feet</p><p>336-337. <strong>Buck Creek Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 80 and <strong>Snyder Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Snyder Gap Road = 3,402 feet</p><p>338. <strong>Criterion Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 197 = 3,360 feet</p><p>339. <strong>Balsam Gap</strong>, North Carolina: US 23/74 = 3,316 feet</p><p>340. <strong>Escondido Summit</strong>, California: CA 14 = 3,258 feet</p><p>341. <strong>Disautel Pass</strong>, Washington: WA 155 = 3,252 feet</p><p>342. <strong>Payne Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Big Laurel Road = 3,241 feet</p><p>343-344. <strong>Soledad Pass</strong>, California: CA 14 and <strong>Phillips Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Phillips Gap Road = 3,209 feet</p><p>345. <strong>Deep Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Mahogany Rock Road = 3,186 feet</p><p>346. <strong>Hewed Log Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Idlewild Road = 3,176 feet</p><p>347. <em><strong>Gates Pass</strong></em>, Arizona: Gates Pass Road = 3,172 feet (2/15/19, 2/16/19, 2/26/19 and 1/20)</p><p>348. <strong>Craven Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 694 = 3,132 feet</p><p>349. <strong>Horse Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 16 = 3,110 feet</p><p>350-351. <strong>Bull Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Blue Ridge Parkway and <strong>Satus Pass</strong>, Washington: US 97 = 3,107 feet</p><p>352. <strong>Low Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Low Gap Road = 3,104 feet</p><p>353. <strong>Miller Gap 1</strong>, North Carolina: Trading Post Road = 3,087 feet</p><p>354. <strong>Alder Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Blue Ridge Parkway = 3,051 feet</p><p>355. <strong>Old House Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Old House Gap Road = 3,008 feet</p><p>356. <strong>Persimmon Gap</strong>, Texas: US 385 = 2,959 feet</p><p>357-358. <strong>Roaring Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Roaring Gap Road and <strong>Jones Gap</strong>, South Carolina: US 276 = 2,907 feet</p><p>359-360. <strong>Thompson Pass</strong>, Alaska: Richardson Highway and <strong>Gillespie Gap</strong>, North Carolina: NC 226 = 2,805 feet</p><p>361. <strong>Alpowa Summit</strong>, Washington: US 12 = 2,785 feet</p><p>362. <strong>Dave Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Buckeye Road = 2,736 feet</p><p>363. <strong>Tygh Grade Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 197 = 2,697 feet</p><p>364. <strong>Mentasta Pass</strong>, Alaska: Glenn Highway = 2,510 feet</p><p>365. <strong>Lincoln Gap</strong>, Vermont: Lincoln Gap Road = 2,424 feet</p><p>366. <strong>Chimneytop Gap</strong>, South Carolina: F. Clayton Highway = 2,408 feet</p><p>367. <strong>Appalachian Gap</strong>, Vermont: VT 17 = 2,375 feet</p><p>368. <strong>Barlow Pass</strong>, Washington: Mountain Loop Highway = 2,362 feet</p><p>369. <strong>Panoche Pass</strong>, California: County Road J1 = 2,250 feet</p><p>370. <strong>San Marcos Pass</strong>, California: CA 154 = 2,225 feet</p><p>371. <strong>Stony Clove Notch</strong>, New York: NY 214 = 2,220 feet</p><p>372. <strong>Smugglers Notch</strong>, Vermont: VT 108 = 2,170 feet</p><p>373. <strong>Sherburne Pass</strong>, Vermont: US 4 = 2,150 feet</p><p>374. <strong>Middlebury Gap</strong>, Vermont: VT 124 = 2,144 feet</p><p>375. <strong>Laurel Fork Gap</strong>, South Carolina: Horse Pasture Road = 2,087 feet</p><p>376. <strong>Ibex Pass</strong>, California: CA 127 = 2,072 feet</p><p>377. <strong>Pinkham Notch</strong>, New Hampshire: NH 16 = 2,032 feet</p><p>378. <strong>Deals Gap</strong>, North Carolina/Tennessee: US 129 = 1,988 feet</p><p>379. <strong>Ridgewood Summit</strong>, California: US 101 = 1,956 feet</p><p>380. <strong>Callas Gap</strong>, South Carolina: SC 28 = 1,949 feet</p><p>381-382. <strong>Crawford Notch</strong>, New Hampshire: US 302 and <strong>Deep Notch</strong>, New York: NY 42 = 1,900 feet</p><p>383. <strong>Beasley Gap</strong>, South Carolina: US 178 = 1,886 feet</p><p>384. <strong>Kinsman Notch</strong>, New Hampshire: NH 112 = 1,870 feet</p><p>385. <strong>Dead Man’s Pass</strong>, Texas: TX 163 = 1,837 feet</p><p>386. <strong><em>Cuesta de Los Gatos</em></strong>, California: CA 7 = 1,808 feet (8/12 and 9/11/17)</p><p>387. <strong>Hazen’s Notch</strong>, Vermont: VT 58 = 1,793 feet</p><p>388. <strong>Bandera Pass</strong>, Texas: TX 173 = 1,745 feet</p><p>389. <strong>Yaqui Pass</strong>, California: County Road S3 = 1,742 feet</p><p>390. <strong>Kolekole Pass</strong>, Hawaii: Kolekole Road = 1,631 feet</p><p>391. <strong>Russell Gap</strong>, North Carolina: Russell Gap Road = 1,611 feet</p><p>392. <strong>Corral Hollow Pass</strong>, California: County Road J2 = 1,600 feet</p><p>393. <strong>Grafton Notch</strong>, Maine: ME 26 = 1,542 feet</p><p>394-395. <strong><em>Cuesta Pass</em></strong>, California: US 101 (9/12/17) and <strong>High Pass</strong>, Oregon: High Pass Road = 1,522 feet</p><p>396. <strong>Hi Saw Gap</strong>, South Carolina: SC 28 = 1,427 feet</p><p>397. <strong>Granville Notch</strong>, Vermont: VT 100 = 1,411 feet</p><p>398. <strong>Evans Notch</strong>, Maine: ME 113 = 1,410 feet</p><p>399. <strong>Polonio Pass</strong>, California: CA 46 = 1,407 feet</p><p>400. <strong>Pacheco Pass</strong>, California: CA 152 = 1,368 feet</p><p>401. <strong>Hecker Pass</strong>, California: CA 152 = 1,339 feet</p><p>402. <strong>Monterey Pass</strong>, Pennsylvania: Old PA 16 = 1,300 feet ~</p><p>403. <strong>Mosley Gap</strong>, South Carolina: US 178 = 1,201 feet</p><p>404. <strong>Santa Susana Pass</strong>, California: CA 118 = 1,200 feet</p><p>405. <strong>Nuʻuanu Pali</strong>, Hawaii: HI 61 = 1,168 feet</p><p>406. <strong><em>Turnagain Pass</em></strong>, Alaska: Seward Highway = 900 feet (8/2005)</p><p>407. <strong>Cline Hill Summit</strong>, Oregon: US 20 = 770 feet</p><p>408. <em><strong>Cahuenga Pass</strong>, </em>California: US 101 = 745 feet (1970 and 12/26/22)</p><p>409. <strong>Altamont Pass</strong>, California: Altamont Pass Road = 741 feet</p><p>410. <strong>Brock Gap</strong>, Alabama: Brock Gap Parkway = 518 feet</p><p>411. <strong>The Narrow Passage</strong>, South Carolina: SC 109 = 364 feet</p> <p>_______</p><p>If you find driving through the mountains or over mountain passes to be interesting or unnerving, here are helpful weblinks to resources that are available through Amazon.com.*</p> Link – <a href="https://amzn.to/3AbXWQG" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/3AbXWQG</a> Link – <a href="https://amzn.to/4edpOlz" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/4edpOlz</a> Link – <a href="https://amzn.to/3Aa0gaL" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/3Aa0gaL</a> <p>*A link has been provided for each book to Amazon.com. 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