What are the highest roads in Canada?

Located in the northern part of the continent of North America, Canada is the second-largest country in the world. Canada's  mountains are a memorable experience, studded with glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, canyons and limestone caves. Mountains can be found all over British Columbia while those in Alberta are mainly concentrated on the eastern side of the Canadian Rockies.

Highest roads of Canada

Highest roads of Canada

Mountain pass Elevation Province Surface
Canoe Mountain 2.628m (8,622ft) BC Gravel
Silver Mountain 2.541m (8,336ft) BC Gravel
Whitehorn Mountain 2.525m (8,284ft) AB Gravel
Plateau Mountain 2.501m (8,205ft) BC Gravel
Paradise Basin 2.470m (8,103ft) BC Gravel
Mount Slade 2,464m (8,083ft) BC Gravel
Watch Peak 2.403m (7,883ft) BC Gravel
Peak 09-48 2,402m (7,880ft) BC Gravel
Moose Mountain 2,347m (7,700ft) AB Gravel
Hailstone Butte 2,326m (7,631ft) AB Gravel
The Cleaver 2.262m (7,421ft) BC Gravel
Mara Mountain 2,249m (7,378ft) BC Gravel
Mount Lavina 2,246m (7,368ft) BC Gravel
Highwood Pass 2.217m (7,273ft) AB Asphalt
Wolf S3 2.164m (7,099ft) BC Gravel
Little White Mountain 2.142m (7,027ft) BC Gravel
Idaho Peak 2,121m (6,958ft) BC Gravel
Snocoach Road 2.120m (6,955ft) AB Asphalt
Bow Summit 2.110m (6,922ft) AB Asphalt
Bow Pass 2.088m (6,850ft) AB Asphalt
Grey Creek Pass 2.083m (6,833ft) BC Gravel
Fortress Mtn Resort  2.075m (6,807ft) AB Gravel
Sunwapta Pass 2.069m (6,788ft) AB Asphalt
Shunda Mountain 2.066m (6,778ft) AB Gravel
McBride Peak 2.049m (6,722ft) BC Gravel
AB-532 2.041m (6,696ft) BC Gravel
Cornwall Hills 2,037m (6,683ft) BC Gravel
Range Road 51A 2.005m (6,578ft) BC Gravel