Susten Pass at is a high mountain pass in the Swiss Alps. The road, built from 1938–1945, connects Innertkirchen in the state of Bern with Wassen in the state of Uri. A 300 metres long tunnel crosses the pass at 2,224 metres. The pass is very popular with tourists, especially for the views of the Stein Glacier on the south side. This is one of the most popular passes we drive and is a highlight of any Autobahn Adventure.

Furka Pass links Andermatt in state Uri with Gletsch in the state of Valais and is part of the popular three-passes trip over the Furka, Grimsel and Susten passes. Coming from Central Switzerland and having passed through Andermatt, you begin the climb over the Furka Pass. Here in summer you may see the steam railway ready to puff its way over the pass. A few kilometres further on and you reach the hamlet of Tiefenbach. The road continues around a series of hairpin bends up to the pass head at 2431 metres altitude, with wonderful views of the Gotthard massif and the Ursen Valley.

Grimsel Pass is a high mountain road located in the Swiss alps. The pass ascends through canyons of wild beauty in a sparsely grown mountainous region marked by granite rocks and reservoir lakes. The view from your 911 Carrera is spectacular as you carve your way through the valley.

On entering Klausen Pass you drive a short stretch along the original pass cobblestones then it quickly winds up through a forest section, taking in several high speed sweeping turns, before a series of tight switchbacks. You then continue through through several small tunnels, with another straighter stretch through the forest - a fantastic adrenaline rush. Keep your wits about you though as this stretch is rather tight, and some of the cambers on the old cobbled stretches can catch you out, especially if you a running very low suspension. As the road starts to level, you suddenly burst through the forest and onto a 5 km long Alpine Plateaux. Here to your right are some of the most spectacular sky-scraping granite peaks you are likely to see anywhere in the Alps. Drive this plateaux taking in the sights, but again be mindful of the undulations.

Stelvio Pass is the highest pass in Italy. It is situated in the Alps on the border of Switzerland and Italy. Many consider it scenically the nicest of all the Alpine passes. It is possible to climb the Stelvio from two different sides, from Bormio and from Prato, both in Italy. However, it is also possible to reach the Stelvio from Switzerland, namely from St. Maria, along the Umbrail Pass. The toughest, and to us most spectacular climbing is the one from Prato, with 48 hairpins. Made more famous by the TV show Top Gear, it is regarded as one of the finest continuous hairpin sectors in the Alps. Once at the top, the view of the valley below is breathtaking. What better way to experience this incredible road than from behind the wheel of a 911 Carrera or Audi R8 Spyder. Two of the best sports cars in the world.