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    The best way to see The Stelvio Pass with a motorhome



    Driving The Stelvio Pass has been on our bucket list for quite some time, and what better way to experience it then with a cabriolet. So we parked the motorhome at a stellplatz in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, rented a car and set off driving.

    00:00 Introduction
    00:20 Navigating through Garmisch-Partenkirchen
    09:31 The bell tower in Curon Venosta, Italy
    12:06 Picknic by the lake
    13:30 Up the Umbrail Pass, Switzerland
    15:15 Switchback roads
    19:28 Back in Italy, heading to Bormio
    20:35 Getting overtaken by a bicyclist
    26:28 The Stelvio Pass
    30:06 Nearing the town of Merano
    30:50 Heading for The Timmelsjoch Pass- Passo del Rombo
    33:34 It’s starting to rain
    35:59 Back in Austria at 2400 meters
    36:36 Over The Timmelsjoch Pass- Passo del Rombo
    38:20 Finishing the day with a kebab meal in Sölden

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    4. Geo ReVox on

      What a nice idea to leave the motorhome in Garmisch and rent a fast and nimble roadster for the alpine passes. Gro‘s camera work is absolutely fantastic! Even in professional TV programs they don’t make such a good use of the fact that there is no roof in a roadster. At minute 12:18 I really thought you would put tube cheese from Norway on your bread😂

    9. Roar Ledel on

      Hei. Koser oss med å følge videoene deres. Ser du tenker på å besøke Eagles Nest eller Ørneredet. Det du legger ut bilde av er Kehlsteinhaus. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kehlsteinhaus
      Det er omtalt som Ørneredet i noen artikler.
      Har vært der, og det er absolutt verdt ett besøk. Spektakulær tur opp dit med buss og heis. Ønsker dere er riktig god tur videre og gleder oss til flere filmer fra dere.

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