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Top 10 places to go in the alps.

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What are you top 10 places to see in the Alps?

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the route des grande alps is my fave, there is a link somewhere on here from a recent similar post.
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They're all rated here:

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Hi Yoda
I have done two trips to the alps this year (May+Sept) the high light was DEFENTLY the Doloimits in Italy increadably beautiful. Also the Passo di Stelvio is a blast! I profore the Italian ascent on the west to the east. (becareful if u go up from the small road in switzerland from St Maria the boarder closes at 8pm, they wont let you back down after that!!(Guess how I found this out) Also to ride the Oberalp pass above Andermatt a beautiful road with open sweeps with clear view of if anything coming towards you (get your knee down safely-I was riding Kawa Ninja at time) I went first in May the mountains are beautiful covered in snow but the higest passes are still closed so going in June would be better still snow but most passes are open. Sept was great sunny roads warm but the mountains are not as impressive with out the snow.
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