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At 13,205' (4024m), Argentine Pass in Colorado is the highest named pass in the continental United States that is publicly accessible by motorcycle (dirt bike recommended).
39°37'31"N 105°46'57"W 13,205'
At 12,126 feet (4000m), Cottonwood Pass in Colorado is the highest paved pass in the continental United States that is publicly accessible by motorcycle.
38°49'40"N 106°24'33"W 12,119'
At 124.4228° W longitude, Gunderson Pass in Washington is the westernmost named pass in the continental United States that is publicly accessible by motorcycle.
47°59'51"N 124°25'22"W 528'
At 68.6742° W longitude, The Haulover in Maine is the easternmost named pass in the continental United States that is publicly accessible by motorcycle.
44°12'58"N 68°40'27"W 5'
At 26.00861° N latitude, Puerta de Trancas in Texas is the southernmost pass in the continental United States that is publicly accessible by motorcycle.
26°00'31"N 097°17'18"W 3'
At 48.9825° W latitude, Emigrant Gap in Washington is the northernmost pass in the continental United States that is publicly accessible by motorcycle.
48°58'57"N 113°05'29"W 4485'
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Last updated: 2 April 2024
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