サンフランソワデセールスの峠・トップ7

From the centre of Chambéry, the climb of the pass starts at the exit of St Alban Leysse and is done very regularly crossing the villages of St Jean d'Arvey then Déserts where the view of the Margériaz will accompany you to the summit. Source: Chambéry mountains

Very pleasant ; I ride it from St jean d'Arvey, Thoiry; Few vehicles from Thoiry.

An incredible spot! Don’t hesitate to go up there when it’s snowy: MAGIC!

Col de Leschaux is a climb in the Annecy region. It has a length of 11.8 kilometers and a climb of 442 vertical meters with a slope of 3.7% on average, which implies a difficulty level of 191. The top of the climb is located at 900 meters above sea level. Great climb for beginners, a long and linear route with small tight curves, ideal for maintaining speed on the descent. Some traffic, but the road is wide enough and people are generally careful when approaching. You can take this climb as a warm-up for Semnoz, which connects perfectly to the top of this climb. Disadvantage: no views from the top.

The Col de Plainpalais is located in the Rhone-Alpes. This climb is part of the Alps. From Chambery, the Col de Plainpalais is 16.2 km long. Over this distance 903 altimeters are bridged. The average slope of the rise is, therefore, 5.6%.

The "summit" is unspectacular, as it is almost at the edge of the road. But the view is bombastic and this is where the (optional) ascent to the Colombier begins.

Relatively unspectacular, but a beautiful view and the opportunity to descend again or to climb the mountain massif.

Made during a tour of the Alps by the Cols with a loaded gravel bike and 40mm tires. Wide track in the forest which passes very well in gravel.