メータミスの絶景の山頂・トップ1

A superb climb on smooth asphalt, even if it's not the most popular climb. Therefore, traffic is very light, which I personally find more important. Up to Chalet Reynard, you're surrounded by trees. Views are rare. Overall, the climb is very pleasant and suitable for those who want to take it easy.

From the Mormoiron wine region, there is a clear view over the Mont Ventoux regional natural park to the Giant of Provence.

Ventoux is a unique peak, rising 1,909 metres high in the middle of a much less mountainous landscape. This means it can be admired from many places in the valley, such as this path near Mormoiron.

The gorges de la Nesque followed by the ascent of Mont Ventoux is beautiful but also a bit of a struggle.

Really nice route to drive

Mont Ventoux from Sault is the easiest of the three access points to the Reynard Chalet. To the summit, the climb is 25.50 kilometers with an elevation gain of 1,145 meters. The average gradient is 4.49%. From Sault to the Reynard Chalet, the climb is 17.4 kilometers with an elevation gain of 705 meters. The average gradient is 4%. If you're going to attempt to climb all three sides of Mont Ventoux in one day, then this is the slope to tackle last.

The most famous side to climb this mountain. Very heavy, especially the passage through the woods. Great view from the top.

The climb from Bedoin is the most popular because of the Tour de France. The climb is 21 km long. The first 5 km are very easy. Then there are 10 km through the forest to Chalet Renard at 10% average. The last 6 km, of which the last 1.5 km are very heavy, guide you through the unique well-known landscape of this bare mountain.