周辺の峠・トップ9

nice climb

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Side road to avoid the tunnel. Recommended route for cyclists.

Use this road to avoid the tunnel on the main road. It is steep, though.

It is a very pleasant port on both sides since it is very bearable, always with ramps of around 5%. I like it better on the southern slope, the one that starts from The 2 slopes are very different, not only in length, but also in the type of landscape. The southern slope is 31.9km from Roda de Ter. It is used in the Terra de Remences march. It has 2 rest areas. It is an open climb, with mostly panoramic views. At first, a lot of views on the Plan de Vic. The northern slope, which starts from the Vall d'en Bas, is 11 km long and has hardly any views, almost always in the shadow of the vegetation and the gorge through which the road climbs. It has several horseshoe curves that give it the appearance of more of a mountain pass. I leave you the link of the altimetry published by @cyclingcols, the best on these topics --> http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Condreu

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The Col de Bas is a very small pass, the descent to Olot is magnificent. It peaks at 597m above sea level and marks the entrance to the Garrotxa volcanic zone natural park.

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Very nice port to shoot. With plenty of shade, quiet in terms of traffic and very sustained and constant. Nice views of the Guillerias and Rupit from the top.

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the Collet de Cabrera (1171m) or Coll de Bram, is an important crossroads, including the GR 151.1 (variant of the path of the bishop and Abbot Oliva that leaves Tavertet passing through Rupit, Pruit, Sant Julià de Cabrera, Coll de Bracons, Vidrà, Vallfogona de Ripollès and connecting with the main road to Sant Joan de les Abadesses). From this point you go up to the Sanctuary of Cabrera by the stairs. We find an information panel on the Collsacabra Protected Natural Area.

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It is not really a very difficult port. It starts in Sant Esteve d'en Bas with a first climb that crosses the town, then goes down and up again, now, to the Bas tunnel. Always gently. You can continue along the old road that leads to the real Coll de Bas.

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