For more information and photos of passes we have cycled in Bolivia, please click on the pass names in the table.
| Pass Name | Altitude | Province |
| Paso Sol de Mañana | 4,944m | Potosi |
| Paso del Condor | 4,735m | Potosi |
| Abra Tres Cruces | 4,729m | La Paz |
| Paso Chungara/Tambo Quemado | 4,686m | Oruro |
| La Cumbre | 4,671m | La Paz |
| Paso Salar Capina* | 4,660m | Oruro |
| Alto Tomarapi* | 4,398m | Oruro |
| Abra de Chachacomani* | 4,365m | Oruro |
| Paso Caquella* | 4,351m | Potosi |
| Abra Pucamaya* | 4,288m | La Paz |
| Abra Pacollo* | 4,240m | La Paz |
| Abra Huayllamarca* | 4,214m | Oruro |
* For these passes we couldn’t find a local name, so just named them after the nearest village/mountain/salar. If anyone knows the real names, please contact us.
Mountains with roads up them
There are high roads on a number of Bolivian mountains, and it’s possible to cycle up some of these. Here are a selection:
| Mountain | Altitude road was built to / Altitude it’s now possible to cycle to | Province |
| Acotango | ~5,530m / ~5,450m | Oruro |
| Chacaltaya (Ski Station) | 5,260m / 5,260m | La Paz |
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