ドゥラヌスの峠・トップ14

ここから右にS2がありますが、あまりスムーズではなく、石が多く、急な登り下りがありますが、一部は景色が綺麗です

Corniche road. Magnificent views of the Mediterranean, Nice... At the Col du Farguet, views of the Mercantour. To reach the Col de Braus, gravel road accessible to classic electric bikes (not mountain bikes)

Crossing point to reach the ruins of Rocasparviera

The Col de Turini is a mountain pass located in the southern French Alps. It connects Lantosque, in the Vésubie Valley, to Sospel, in the Bévéra Valley. It also provides access to the Paillon Valley and the towns of Escarène and Lucéram. Rising to an altitude of 1,604 meters, it is located near the summit of the Authion Massif. The pass lies between the communes of Moulinet and La Bollène-Vésubie. A hamlet is located at the pass, where three main roads converge. A fourth road leads to Camp d'Argent, where a ski resort is located, and beyond to the summit of Authion (Pointe des Trois-Communes).

Depending on your route: I crossed the pass on the way back from the Col de Turini via Paira Cava and Col de d'L'Orme. You reach the top of the pass well rested and can enjoy the wonderful descent to Sospel.

丘の上の小さなレストランとバー。みんなとても親切でフレンドリーで、登った後のリラックスに最適な場所です。

In addition to the cycling challenge offered by this 24-kilometer category one pass, this climb is notable for its beautiful scenery. The 25 hairpin bends create an epic cycling environment, all while passing through delightful heritage sites, such as the Notre-Dame de la Ménour chapel and the village of Moulinet.

Small, little-used pass which offers another version of the Col de Braus.