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Warning: The climb from the east side is extremely steep! An average gradient of around 10% over 9-10 km.

Very good and quite accessible as a pass. Be careful of overtaking cars.

From Saint Pierre you pass through Entrement le veux and arrive at the top of Col de Granier, if you take the first right towards Col de Marcieu until Saint Hillaire de Touvet and descend into the valley to Grenoble, very calm, rolling and bucolic

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

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.

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.

Located between Mont Granier and Le Pinet at an altitude of 1,533 meters, this pretty green pass is located above pleasant mountain pastures which inspired its name.

The Col du Granier is a mountain pass in the Alps in the Savoy department of France that crosses the Chartreuse Mountains to connect the villages of Entremont-le-Vieux, Apremont and Chapareillan. It is one of the most important mountain passes in the Tour de France and one of the toughest that the Alps announce. Its more than 1100 meters can be seen from different points in the Gresivaudan valley and its neighboring mountain of Les Bages.