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The Croix des 7 Frères is a small, inconspicuous summit and the start of a nice ride in the area.

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1253 meters high, you can reach it via asphalt or gravel road

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Beautiful! good alternative to the main Pailheres

At the 4th bend, much easier and shaded. Pleasant little pass.

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The Col de Pailhères isn't the most well-known of the Pyrenean passes, yet it's a concentration of everything cyclists are looking for. From Ax-les-Thermes, the slopes of this hors catégorie route constantly vary, requiring constant adjustments to finish at an altitude of over 2,000 meters in a superb setting.

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The Col de Festes and its view of the snow-capped Pyrenees in the distance: the perfect picnic break! The best thing is to take the path that starts from the summit for 200m and you will find yourself in peace and quiet with a beautiful view!

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Fairly easy pass with average gradients of 5% on both sides.

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Cross the forest of Bélesta, pass of the cross of the dead, Belcaire, pass of the 7 brothers, descent to Niort de Sault, climb of Espezel, then return via the maquis of Picaussel, the Babourade....an excellent route, very pleasant with a lot of shade.

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One of the best experiences on my entire tour. I have this picture with the view of the mountains as my screen background. The roads are still closed, the snow is piled up meters high on the sides and at the same time there is not a single car on the road. Simply fantastic

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Col del Pradel is the brother (smaller or bigger) of the Col de Pailhères given its proximity. They are twinned because it is inevitable to climb one without passing the other. Once you move to the area to upload one, you also take the opportunity to upload the other. Col de Pradel is one of the ports that I like. Very narrow gravel road (old fashioned), with tree-lined sections and open sections with good views. A port that seems like you don't know where it takes you, and that is part of its charm. It is a tough port on both sides, although they are very different. I leave you its altimetry prepared by @cyclingcols --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Pradel Col de Pradel does not disappoint any cyclist!

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Located at an altitude of 1,253 meters, this pass is approximately 11 kilometers from the Chioula pass when arriving from Ax-les-Thermes. The road that leads there is very pleasant and panoramic. You can also go up there from Niort-de-Sault for 10 kilometers at around 4%. Its name comes from the disappearance of seven brothers who froze to death after getting lost in a snowstorm.

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Between Andorra and Carcassonne

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By Niort, beautiful climb of 8.5 kms and 500 of D+

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The Col du Pradel culminates at 1,673 meters above sea level. The climb from Ax-les-Thermes is 14.4 kilometers long at an average of 6.6% with passages at more than 11%.

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The Col de Pailhères, or Port de Pailhères, is one of the emblematic passes of the Pyrenees and the Tour de France. Culminating at 2,001 meters above sea level, it is one of the few passes in the Pyrenees to exceed the symbolic bar of 2,000 meters. The climb from Mijanès is 10.6 kilometers long with an average of 8.2%, including some passages at more than 10%. It is also possible to climb from Ax-les-Thermes by means of a climb of 18.6 kilometers with an average of 6.9%.

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The Col de Pailheres is a fantastic climb and a must do if you're in the Ariège region. Best ridden from the eastern side (via Rouze and Mijanes) the climb is tough but the views are incredible and the route up offers a bit of everything. It is one of the best kept secrets in the Pyrenees - I'd take it over the Tourmalet any day of the week. The Col de Pailheres is a fantastic climb and a must if you are in the Ariège region. The climb is tough, but the views are amazing and the route offers a bit of everything. This is one of the best kept secrets in the Pyrenees - I prefer it over the Tourmalet any day of the week.

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One of the most beautiful passes in the Pyrenees!

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A nice, pleasant collar to keep fit in winter.

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If you come from Pailhères, the sequence will be essential. If the weather is too hot, prefer to take it from La Fajole. One of the little hidden treasures.

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