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Climb at your own pace up to the Col de Tamié on minor roads and secret routes. Discover the landscapes of this beautiful valley in the Massif des Bau...

This hillside slopes are strong and covered by forest. Slope cotation : 11.2%. The Tour de France has been here in 2018 and will come back on 2020.

Take on the mythical passes of the Tour de France, veritable monuments to the heritage of alpine cycling: Forclaz, Croix Fry, Aravis, Colombière, ther...

Lying apart from the surrounding mountains, the Salève is an excellent viewpoint. As you gain height, Geneva and its water jet, a large part of the la...

Circuit for more athletic cyclists Sallanches - Megève - Flumet - Praz/Arly - La Giettaz - Col des Aravis - La Clusaz - Le Grand Bornand - Col de la...

An interesting circuit to discover the Vallée Verte and its impeccable cycling roads! Beautiful scenery and sporting interest are the order of the day...

In cycling circles, the Joux-Plane pass is reputed as being one of the six most challenging passes in the French mountains, along with the Galibier, I...

"Cycling this pass is a great way to enjoy the superb scenery of the Bauges Mountains. Don’t miss the chance to stop off at Tamié Abbey and taste the...

This is less difficult than the southern route, but it’s very steep from the off! Highlights include the fine finish area, next to a little lake once...

The slightly gentler gradients through Sommand do little to ease this difficult climb to one of the Tour de France’s most famous passes, but the views...

Perfect for a first experience of a "red level" circuit. You'll especially enjoy the little Col de Saxel (943 m), which is ideally positioned at the h...