The Northern Alps regional gathering at the Col de Méraillet: see the photo reportGo to info

The articles from the 2026 journal are available online in multiple languages. Member login required.Go to info

Survey for members only: closing date 10 July. Link in the newsletter dated 6 June 2026Go to info

A new story from the club’s archives is now online: 3 mountain passes in the Aosta Valley, including the NivoletGo to info

History of the club: media from 2000 to 2022 rediscovered! To see in the gazetteGo to info

Pass catalogues

The passes catalogues officially supplied by the Club des Cent Cols are all in accordance with its Rules of the GameThis means that the annual lists of passes climbed submitted by members must refer to them. The catalogues are updated more or less regularly, often annually.

Paid-up members of the Club des Cent Cols can download the latest version of each catalogue via the members' section or directly from the Club des Cent Cols website. by clicking here.

Catalogues are sold to non-members of the Club des Cent Cols in the form of PDF files. These PDF catalogues do not contain all the pass data, but only the main variables.
This sale enables future members to draw up their list of passes recognised by the Club before joining, in accordance with the rules of the Confrérie.

To see our full range or to buy passes catalogues, visit the shop and its passes catalogues.

Each catalogue is accompanied by its own leaflet. Most of the headings and columns in our catalogues are common and standardised. To avoid repeating the same information in each leaflet, you will find here explanations and user manuals for standard or universal headings or the column headings in our catalogues. You can also find here a more general guide to the information that can typically be found in catalogues and notices and how this information is compiled.

Finally, at the start of 2023, we indicate here an overview of the number of mountain passes per country.

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