Photographer Erivn Boer spent a week traveling with the Great Rally Company on a 1,250-mile road trip across Europe, taking on some of the most famous mountain roads. Pictured is the Grossglockner Alpine Road in Austria, one of the highest roads on his trip.
During the trip, Erivn Boer visited five countries, starting in Belgium and ending in Austria. Pictured is the Umbrial Pass, located on the Swiss-Italian border.
Dark clouds cover the sky. Pictured is a mountain road in the Italian Alps.
Erivn Boer said he was drawn to winding mountain roads, like one pictured on the Stelvio Pass in Italy.
Many of the roads on the Stelvio Pass in the Italian Alps are narrow lanes, wide enough for only one car to pass.
Winding roads at the end of the Stelvio Pass.
Cars on a trip down the Gotthard Pass in Switzerland.
The tour buses travel in a row as they pass the Furka Pass, which connects the Swiss Alps with the towns of Gletsch, Valais and Realp.
The Erivn Boer passed through Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Austria. Pictured is the Tremola Pass in Switzerland.
The photographer's journey through Germany's Black Forest, where the roads are lined with dense trees. Pictured is the Tremola Pass in Switzerland.
Photographer Erivn Boer on the trip.
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