The app includes a database of mountain passes across all of Europe — with elevation, gradient, surface, traffic level, curviness and winter closure status. On the filter page you choose exactly which passes appear on the map: only the ones matching your preferences.
See also: The pass filter in action · Discovering passes on the map · Routing from pass to pass
A long press on the mountain button opens the filter page: country, altitude, surface, traffic, curviness and winter closure — set it once and the map shows only the passes that match your taste.
See also: The pass database · Mountain passes
Tap the mountain button to enable the pass layer — the icon changes from gray to orange. The video shows how more and more passes appear while zooming into the Alpine region: zoomed out you see the famous ones, zooming in reveals the hidden gems.
See also: The pass database
From a pass's detail view you can create a new route to it with one tap — and just as easily chain pass after pass into a tour. If a route is already loaded, an extra button integrates the pass as a stop into the existing route.
See also: Via points vs. shaping points · KAKIMOTO: the curve lottery