トランス＝グリエールのおすすめランニングルート

worth to go, but it's if it's to go on the plateau, it's nicer the other way up!

This former small town is now attached to the new town of Fillière. It is located at the foot of the Col de Glières and at the start of a magnificent road which runs through the balconies of Pramelan. There is a medieval castle from the 12th century.

The gravel section is easy to do with a racing bike

Road impassable in winter

Le Col des Glières is a picturesque mountain pass located in the French Alps. Nestled at an elevation of 1,450 meters, it is renowned for its natural beauty and historical significance. The col gained prominence during World War II as a key location for the French Resistance, serving as a clandestine base and supply route. Today, visitors can explore the tranquil surroundings, hike through pristine alpine landscapes, and discover the memorial sites that pay homage to the brave individuals who fought for freedom in this mountainous sanctuary.

Classified Natura2000 and Sensitive Natural Area, the Plateau des Glières is an incredible place. Alpine pastures, mountains, wooden chalets, everything is there! The Plateau des Glières was also a hotbed of resistance during the Second World War. It was then used as a parachuting ground for the Allies. The Glières Monument, which can be seen from all over the plateau, symbolizes resistance and hope. On the plateau, you will find several restaurants and lodges offering local specialties. A perfect spot for a lunch break with a view!

Terrible climb with end in gravel but the view of the plateau is definitely worth the effort!

Vivre libre ou mourir - the guiding principle of the French Revolution was also applied to the fighters of the Résistance, for whom a memorial with a memorial was erected here on the Col des Glières. From a cycling point of view, the Col des Glières became famous for the spectacular gravel passage at the 2018 Tour de France. This year (2020), the pass will again be climbed as a mountain of the highest category.