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The pass is 1,989 m high and runs along a paved track between Beaufortain and Val Montjoie. The landscape is dominated by the Aguille Croche peak, where hiking trails lead to its northern summit, where the Alpine glaciers are located. From the summit you can also see the Aravis mountain range or the Girotte dam. In this sense, it is a very popular pass for mountain bike routes.

The Col de Joly is an impressive mountain pass straddling the Savoie and Haute-Savoie regions. The impressive natural balcony formed at the top is remarkable, offering a wonderful view of the Montblanc massif. The pass is 1,989 m high. It runs along a paved track that runs between Beaufortain and Val Montjoie. The landscape is dominated by the Aguille Croche peak, where hiking trails lead to its northern summit, where the Alpine glaciers are located. From the summit we can also see the Aravis mountain range or the Girotte dam. In this sense, it is a very popular pass for mountain bike routes.

Charmless pass between the ski slopes. The end of the road above Hauteluce offers beautiful views towards Arêches.

Perfect starting point for great mountain bike or running tours. Everything on site. Parking, shops, nature.

On beautiful summer evenings, many people often sit up there next to their cars to admire the sunset at Mont Blanc!

Great view from up there

Mecca for cycling, the Col des Saisies is less known for trail running. With its many services, it nevertheless has the advantage of being a good refueling point during long outings. It can also serve as a starting point if you do not want to leave the valley.

The Col des Saisies is one of the most famous passes in Savoy. The pass, located at an altitude of 1,681 meters, connects the Beaufortain valley with the Val d'Arly. The pass has been tackled many times by the Tour de France and is also home to a ski resort.