
Bring motorcyclists together on the road and online through the exploration of passes, gaps and summits.

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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'
In order to be listed on this website, a gap, pass, or summit must have a name and specific location appearing in a published document or on a posted sign. This can include books, maps, magazines, or online databases. The location description must be specific enough to verify topographically or in-person.
A collection of passes, gaps and roadway summits. Information contained on this website is intended for entertainment purposes only. No claims are made as to the accuracy, safety, or legal public accessibility for any locations published on this website.
Last updated: 27 Jan 2026
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