Uspallata Pass

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The Uspallata Pass or Bermejo Pass is an old route across the Chilean Andes between Mendoza, Argentina and Santiago de Chile. It reaches 3,810 m (12,500 ft) above sea level.

The pass was used before the Trans-Andean Railway (1910–1982). Today, the Pan-American Highway runs through the near-by Cristo Redentor Tunnel. The statue Christ of the Andes is located at the pass.

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