Passwang Pass

Passwang Pass stretches across the Jura Mountains at an elevation of 943 meters, connecting Mümliswil-Ramiswil in the south with Beinwil in the north.

The mountain pass established itself as a fundamental trade route through the Jura Mountains, linking the northern Swiss regions with southern valleys since medieval times.

The pass integrates into the Swiss mountain infrastructure network, where local communities maintain traditional Alpine farming practices in surrounding mountain meadows.

Travelers can access the pass through a 200-meter tunnel, with multiple parking areas and trail markers indicating paths for hiking and mountain activities.

The pass forms part of the Schwarzbubenland route, combining mountain transportation infrastructure with natural geological formations of the Jura mountain chain.

Location: Solothurn

Elevation above the sea: 943 m

GPS coordinates: 47.35921,7.65914

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:48