At 7:30 a.m. we started in beautiful weather. Via the Oberjoch, Tannheimer Tal, Gaichtpass and the Lechtal we quickly reached the Hahntennjoch. The roads were free and so we could let the curve fun run free. At the top there was a short break and then we went down to Imst to refuel. Over the Pitztal and the Pillerhöhe it should go on.
In Wenns im Pitztal there was a sign saying that the passage was closed on Friday, 14.09. - so no problem, it was 3 days ago! But behind the village of Piller the road was suddenly blocked and a woman told us that it would stay that way for about 1 ½ hour! So we had to turn around. Via Imst we drove to Landeck and along the Inn to the Finstermünzpass and the Reschenpass.
Here again a short stop at the church tower of the sunken village Graun. This time the church tower was completely surrounded by water. At other times there is usually only little water, so that one could "almost" walk there.

We continued on to the Vinschgau Valley and then into the Val Müstair to Santa Maria. From here then steep and narrow up to the Umbrailpass - always nice to ride

Afterwards a short "compulsory" detour to the Stelvio Pass. The rush there was relatively limited.
A few veil clouds slowly covered the sky, but it remained dry and mostly sunny.

Down to Bormio and from there to the Gaviapass we continued our way. The track is quite narrow on the one hand and quite bumpy on the other - but still a pleasure! The route is simply fun. At the beginning of the narrow track there was a Dutch motorhome uphill. I think it will have had its "fun" especially after the pass downhill! Because from here on the road seems to become even narrower and some narrow tunnels require additional attention. If somebody then comes along ...

Arrived in the valley we continued in the direction of Edolo. A few kilometres before the village we turned right to Passo del Mortirolo or Passo della Foppa - I love this route! The last time I rode it was in 2000 on our big alpine tour - so it was about time again!

In Tirano we had a short cappuccino break before we had to tackle the Bernina Pass. The Berninapass is wide and has a very smooth route. Therefore it is also a pleasure to ride a motorcycle in the upper part - to Poschiavo. And on top of that, on the top of the pass, the magnificent high mountain scenery - simply ingenious!

Then we continued via St. Moritz to the Julier Pass. Here there were some traffic light controlled construction sites and many trucks of the Swiss army, which wanted to cross the Julierpass with trailers. One after the other we could overtake. Also behind the pass there was no end in sight - although they didn't drive in a column but in very big distances. So we had a little stopover for us again.