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Page 1 of the Northern Italy Driving Guide: its cover and contents

Driving guide · digital download · Edition 2027

Northern Italy Driving Guide

44 driving roads · Northern Italy. One page each, with the route, the toll, the season and where to stop.

Roads
44
Total length
1,321 km
GPX
44
Toll roads
3
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  • The PDF, the Start Here page for your phone (works offline, sorts the roads by distance) and 44 GPX tracks
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Written and published by Tom Sonecki, a sole trader (Einzelunternehmen) in Hamburg. Payment by Stripe, which is the merchant of record.

Why this guide

Almost none of these roads has a toll. What stops you is a timetable, and now a booking.

44 driving roads across the Italian Alps, the Dolomites, the Apennines and the Swiss and Austrian passes that cross into Italy, one page each: what the road is like to drive, what stands between you and it in 2026, when you may drive it, up to four places worth stopping for, and a button that opens the whole route in Google Maps. 1,321 km of road, every line drawn from OpenStreetMap and checked to reach the towns its page names.

The gate is a clock

Three of the roads in this guide charge a toll on the road itself. What closes the others is a traffic light that lets cars into Austria for fifteen minutes an hour, a national park that admits 350 cars a day above its dam, and passes that shut to engines on published days. Each page says which.

Dates from the bodies that set them

The Nivolet's quota is the Parco Nazionale Gran Paradiso's page, the Agnello's opening the Provincia di Cuneo's, the Swiss dates the cantons' joint portal, the Tre Cime toll the Comune di Auronzo's resolution. Where a page rests on a motoring site, the page says so.

A line that reaches the town it names

Every one of the 44 lines was drawn from the OpenStreetMap extracts and measured against the endpoints printed under its map. Where a road is unnumbered for a stretch, as the Great St Bernard's Swiss ramp is, the line was routed over the real road rather than across the gap.

Page 2 of the guide

Check it is your region before you pay.

Straight-line distance from each city to the nearest point of each road. The free sample carries this whole map.

CityRoads within 150 kmNearest
Trento3026 km
Bolzano2910 km
Verona2423 km
Innsbruck2241 km
Lugano1939 km
Venice1760 km
Florence224 km
Genoa2131 km

Not your region? The shelf sorts all seven guides by the roads near your town.

Page 2 of the Northern Italy guide: all 44 roads on one map, each marked with its number in the guide
Every number is the road's number in the guide, printed at the top of its page.

The contents

Every road in the guide.

free in the sample

No.RoadRegionToll or gateSeason
01Agnello PassPiemonteFreeShut in winter
02Fauniera PassPiemonteNarrowShut in winter
03WürzjochAlto AdigeNo busesShut in winter
04Gavia PassLombardia3.5 t limitShut in winter
05Strada della ForraLombardiaOne-wayOpen all year
06Nivolet PassPiemonteQuotaShut in winter
07Timmelsjoch High Alpine RoadAlto Adige / TirolEUR 20.00Seasonal
08Giau PassVenetoBike dayOpen all year
09San Marco PassLombardiaFreeShut in winter
10Colle San CarloValle d'AostaFreeShut in winter
11Manghen PassTrentinoNarrowShut in winter
12Staller Sattel freeAlto Adige / OsttirolOne-wayShut in winter
13Sella Nevea and the PredilFriuli Venezia GiuliaFreeOpen all year
14Stelvio Pass freeLombardia / Alto AdigeBike dayShut in winter
15Sella Ronda freeAlto Adige / Trentino / VenetoBike daysOpen all year
16San Boldo PassVenetoOne-wayOpen all year
17Mortirolo PassLombardiaBike daysShut in winter
18Monte Baldo RoadVenetoFreeShut in winter
19Mottarone RoadPiemonteEUR 10.00Open all year
20Falzarego and Valparola PassesVeneto / Alto AdigeBike dayOpen all year
21Fedaia PassTrentino / VenetoFreeShut in winter
22Rolle PassTrentinoFreeOpen all year
23Monte ZoncolanFriuli Venezia GiuliaSingle-trackShut in winter
24Lombarda PassPiemonte30 km/hShut in winter
25Penser JochAlto Adige12 m limitShut in winter
26Nassfeld PassFriuli Venezia Giulia / KärntenSnow shutOpen all year
27Tre Cime di Lavaredo Road freeVenetoEUR 40.00Shut in winter
28Muraglione PassToscana / Emilia-RomagnaFreeOpen all year
29JaufenpassAlto AdigeNight closureOpen all year
30Monte GrappaVenetoFreeOpen all year
31Little St Bernard PassValle d'AostaFreeShut in winter
32Mendola PassAlto Adige / TrentinoFreeOpen all year
33Western GardesanaLombardia / TrentinoNight worksOpen all year
34Futa PassEmilia-Romagna / ToscanaFreeOpen all year
35Foscagno and Eira PassesLombardiaCustomsOpen all year
36Nufenen PassValais / Ticino10 m limitShut in winter
37Umbrail PassGraubünden / Lombardia18 t limitShut in winter
38Splügen PassGraubünden / Lombardia2.3 m limitShut in winter
39San Bernardino PassGraubünden2.3 m limitShut in winter
40Gotthard Pass and the Tremola freeUri / Ticino3.5 t limitShut in winter
41Maloja PassGraubünden / LombardiaFreeOpen all year
42Great St Bernard PassValais / Valle d'AostaFreeShut in winter
43Forcola di LivignoGraubünden / Lombardia18 t limitShut in winter
44Bernina PassGraubünden / LombardiaHill climbOpen all year

Questions

Anything else: info@outforadrive.com

What does Edition 2027 mean?

You download the current guide the moment you pay, with every toll, gate hour and opening date as read for the 2026 season. Each is then checked again for 2027, and the rechecked edition is emailed to you free by 1 May 2027. The roads, routes and GPX tracks do not expire. Every guide, in the 2027 Edition (all seven guides in one checkout) or bought on its own, gets its rechecked edition this way.

What if a road is shut when I go?

Every page prints the road's season. Where the season has dates, the Start Here page on your phone checks today's date and says whether the road is open now, shut for winter, or which month it opens.

Does it work with my navigation app?

The GPX tracks load into komoot, Kurviger, Calimoto, OsmAnd and Garmin. If your car's own navigation cannot import a GPX file, tap Drive the route on the page: the whole road opens in Google Maps on your phone, and from there on CarPlay or Android Auto. Apple Maps and Waze get the start of the road.

Is it for motorcycles too?

Yes. The roads are the same on two wheels, and where an operator bars motorcycles, the road's own paragraph says so. All three toll roads print the motorcycle toll beside the car's.

Is this a printed book?

No. It is a download: an A4 PDF with one page per road, a Start Here page for your phone that works with no signal, and a folder of GPX tracks. Print the PDF on a home printer if you want paper.

Can I give it as a present?

Yes. Buy it as usual, then write to info@outforadrive.com with the name and email address of the person it is for. A download link of their own is emailed to them, the licence passes to them, and the rechecked 2027 edition goes to their address too. Fresh links from the re-download page still go to the address you paid with.

What if it is not for me?

Ask for a refund within 30 days. One line is enough, and no reason is needed.

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