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We never get tired of it! Superb long single, with hairpins not too difficult to be fun and long rails where we can pick up speed, all seasoned with autumn colors

Beautiful landscape, small road, only the last bends are strenuous.

Nice little place, small church and small passage.

The Col des Robines peaks at 988m and will allow you to climb to almost 1000m without making any effort because from Moriez you would have a slope of around 3km with a slope not exceeding 5% and on the Saint-André les Alpes side this will be shorter, around 1.5 km, but harder with an average of 6-7%. Be careful, however, of the often very heavy traffic on this pass because it is on the RN 202 which is HUGELY used almost all year round.

The path offers a breathtaking view of Le Petit Cordoeil. This is a renowned site for free flight and competitions at European level take place there.

On the western slope, after going up the long Asse de Clumanc Valley from Barrême, the difficulties really begin in Tartonne with a first ramp of 1.5 km at 6.5%. Then after a small flat area comes a nice final of 2.6 km where the slope will be around 7%. On this side you can see one of Andy Goldsworthy's sentinels, an ovoid-shaped cairn placed at the side of the road as part of an artistic trail created by this renowned artist practicing land art. On the eastern slope, nothing very complicated until Lambruisse with 5 km where the hardest passage will not exceed 4.5%. On the other hand, things become tougher with the final including 1.8 km at 6.5% on average, but the last 350 meters are at 8.5%. The road is very beautiful and quiet on both sides. This pass is enchanting.

Clumanc is a place a little out of time where time seems to have slowed down. Besides the ruins of a magnificent castle, you will find splendid landscapes and a beautiful church.

The ascent of the Col du Défens is on a good quality road with very little traffic, beautiful scenery and an easy climb on both sides. The icing on the cake is an egg-shaped sculpture by Andy Goldworthy that you will come across at some point.