ラ・シャペル・ブランシュの峠・トップ6

Warning: This section is very technical for about fifteen meters. There are metal ladders, bars, and lifelines. Experience in climbing or via ferrata is required for safety. Personally, there were three of us with rucksacks weighing 10, 12, and 15 kilos respectively, and we had to make three round trips, carrying each bag together (one holding it from above, the other from below). With a fair amount of experience, this was accomplished without any problems, but we had to take our time and reassure one of us, for whom the section was particularly technical. We did it downhill and in very light rain, which didn't help. It took us about 20/30 minutes for our three return trips. Very technical descent, probably easier ascent. → Photos for illustration purposes only, not contractual.

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.

This superb passage is located in the foothills of the South Granier. Technically easy, it requires concentration to be completed without difficulty.

The Col de Cochette from La Trinité is 2.99 km long with a total drop of 237 m. The average gradient is 7.9% with maximum gradients of 10%. From Villard-d'Héry, it is 1.89 km with an average gradient of 7.8%. There is a total drop of 148m.

And also and especially in good weather on Mont Blanc my dear Chloé 🤪

This passage at 1,868 meters above sea level offers pretty views of the peaks of the Grands Moulins (2,498 meters) and the Grand Miceau (2,631 meters) in particular. 400 meters separate you here from the summit of Grand Collet.