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Col Saint Martin (el. 1500 m.) is a high mountain pass in the Alps in the department of Alpes-Maritimes in France.[1] It is traversed by the D-2205 highway.[2] The place has been crossed at the Tour de France road cycling race in 1973, 1975 and 2020, as well as at multiple editions of the Paris-Nice.

An ideal place to start the mountain bike ride to Mont Viroulet! There is a parking lot and a picnic table where you can rest in the sun.

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This pass of 1,099 meters in altitude, of medium difficulty, will offer you beautiful views.

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The Col de Ferres extends over 14.2 kilometers with an average slope of around 4%. There are steeper sections with gradients of 6-8% and the climb takes you to the altitude of 596 meters. The view of the valley is breathtaking!

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The Col de Vé Gautier is 26.6 km long with a total drop of 1019 m. The average gradient of the climb is 3.7% with steep sections of 8%.

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Absolutely recommendable road. Hardly any cars and fabulous landscape

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This pass, at an altitude of 1,503 metres, provides a link between the Tinée and Vésubie valleys.

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Although Mont Vial can seem ubiquitous, cyclists have to travel far into the backcountry to find the turning, which is tucked away somewhere between Toudon and Tourette-du-Chateau. Those who search will be rewarded, however, with a deserted, small, irregularly surfaced scrawl of switchbacks up the rocky mountain face. Perfection, in our eyes at least. Mont Vial is part of our Montagnes à la Carte series, head over to https://bit.ly/3eCNiEJ and claim your badge if you rode this classic.