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Here is the route for the ascent of the Col de Champlaurent starting from Chamoux-sur-Gelon.

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A sustained climb from Chamoux; for those with the best tire equipment (minimum 25" 4 seasons), it's possible to climb all the way to the Fort itself!

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Quiet little road to begin the ascent of the Col du Frêne. Very beautiful view.

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Beautiful pass. The climb is a bit gentler from the north. The descent to the south offers beautiful views of the Isère Valley.

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Col du Frêne from Saint Pierre d'Albigny is a climb in the Annecy region. It is 7.7 kilometres long and has a vertical ascent of 554 metres with an average gradient of 7.2%, implying a difficulty level of 483. The summit of the climb is located at 960 metres

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Very nice pass; % real on the terminals. Hard but really quiet, because very few vehicles. Not very long either.

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The climb is very pretty and pleasant until the Col

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In response to CamilleD, a useful link: https://climbfinder.com/fr/montees/col-de-marocaz-arbin The % indicated on the terminals correspond to the average percentage over the km following the terminal. It seems that this nice pass deserves the % indicated. Pass covered on a Sunday afternoon, little attendance, mainly motorbikes.

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It's beautiful but it's steep. Sustained passages at 9/10%. But it's beautiful! And then very few cars so a real pleasure.

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The Col du Frêne culminates at an altitude of 950 meters. This mid-mountain pass allows you to enjoy views of both the Combe de Savoie and the impressive Dent d’Arclusaz.

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The Col du Frêne from Saint Pierre d'Albigny is a climb located in the Annecy region. This climb has a length of 7.7 kilometers, with a gradient of 554 meters. The Col du Frêne in Saint Pierre d'Albigny has an average slope of 7.2%. With this gradient, the climb has 483 difficulty points. The highest point is 960 meters above sea level.

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On its southeast side, from Epierre, it is a beautiful port. The vast majority is covered by trees, which do not allow great views of the valley; However, the road is very winding, with continuous curves that make it very bearable. It is an area to enjoy cycling since there is hardly any traffic.

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The Montgilbert fort is located at an altitude of 1,630 meters and dates from the 1880s. It then allowed surveillance of the Arc valley, the Allez valley and the Col du Cucheron. It is no longer possible to visit it, but you can get a good overview of it by approaching the entrance.

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The Col de Champ-Laurent de Chamoux sur Gelon is 10 km long with a total drop of 800 m. The average slope is 8% with maximum slopes of 9%.

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The Col du Grand Cucheron from La Corbière is 11.6 kilometers long with a total elevation gain of 805 meters. The average slope is 6.94% with maximum slopes of 13.1%. A good climb to do during the summer months as there is quite a bit of shade.

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A pass at 950m.

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Regular neck, very rolling and in the shade (what more could you ask for?). Allows you to reach St Pierre de Chartreuse in St Pierre d'Entremont.

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fairly steady climb in the forest

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The Montgilbert fort is located at an altitude of 1,630 meters and dates from the 1880s. It then allowed the surveillance of the Arc valley, the According to valleys and the Cucheron pass. It is no longer possible to visit it, but you can get a good overview by approaching the entrance.

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It is a mountain pass at an altitude of 950 meters. You can park there for hiking or jogging.

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