モンシオンの峠・トップ7

To the cycle tourist who invented his own pass.

The descent to Queige is gravelly+++, a really not great surface but compensated by a superb view of Mont Blanc

The ascent of the Col de la Madeleine from the north side, while longer than the south, is nevertheless more accessible due to more reasonable gradients. The average gradient is 6%, and a flat section allows you to regain your strength between the tenth and twelfth kilometer.

Long, but relatively easy on this slope 25 km, 1,650 m elevation gain

A hill with a lot of traffic, better on roads that run parallel.

Pass on a quiet road, very few cars. Not a great surface. The average slope is 7.6% with sections at 13%. No clear view at the top but a small stele dedicated to the creator of this pass. To do if you want to do some elevation gain.

Located at an altitude of 907 meters, this pass is located in the Bauges massif, in the town of Plancherine. It separates the valley of Savoie and Albertville from the Faverges valley and Lake Annecy.

As its name suggests, the Col des Lacs is surrounded by delightful small bodies of water, at an altitude of 2,234 meters. It is located at the foot of the Pointe de la Grande Journe.