ヴィルレの峠・トップ6

South climb from Nods with a decent gradient of 9-13%, with peaks of up to 15%. The downhill is also easy to ride, but you have to brake a lot. If you have the choice, go up the north side and down the south side to Les Savagnières dessous. It is much flatter and therefore easier on the brakes.

Pass located at 980m altitude. From Saint-Hippolyte, the ascent is considered 2nd category, with 18.2 kilometers with an average of 3.2% (and 9.3% over the steepest 100 meters). From Goumois and the bed of the Doubs, the ascent (category 3) is shorter (9.8 kilometers) and steeper with an average slope of 4.8% (10.4% over the steepest 100 meters). you will find an orientation table at the pass which will give you directions to the Chasseral range which rises to 1600 meters on the Swiss side of the border.

It's steep, you need to be careful when driving down, the asphalt is bad in places.

Comfortable climb through shady forest and moderate gradient. The downhill is also easy to ride, sometimes steep in the double-digit % range. Asphalt is good so far.

Mont Crosin is one of the highest peaks in the Bernese Jura. The ascent already begins when you come from the south (VILLIERS), at the entrance to the village with a steep ramp to the center of the village. Now you follow the road to TRAMELAN and the ascent runs in the wooded ascent over 5.7 kilometers with an average of 7%. At the top you can see the Jura in the direction of TRAMELAN. There are quite a few motorbikes on weekends, but highly recommended.

more unpleasant ascent than the north ramp, too long straights; better for downhill

Small pass in the Jura, from Goumois but with a substantial ascent. More information: https://www.quaeldich.de/paesse/col-de-la-vierge-jura/

The lower part of the southern ascent to the Col du Chasseral from Nods first leads through the village of Nods and then with a moderate gradient through the forest to the turnoff towards Sapin. From here the gradient begins to increase significantly to 12%.