セルギーの峠・トップ5

A superb section of road that switchbacks its way up/down through rocky surroundings. Usually a quieter section of road, but it can get busy in July and August.

From there, you can enjoy a clear view of the French side, particularly of Mont Salève. Le Salève is a very famous mountain where mountaineering was born. There are several high points at 1200m and the climb on foot would take around 1.5 hours from the village below.

A captivating view of the meadows and the Jura range shared by France and Switzerland. Usually you can see the snow caps (especially during the colder seasons). The Jura is made up of old mountains, older than the Alps and there are many trails for walking and cycling there.

From the Col de la Faucille there are two more ways to go further up on a racing bike. This forest path leads first through a piece of forest, then through mountain pastures in the direction of the Col de Crozet. However, the asphalt ends before you reach the col.

super tour very hard a lot of uphill. wonderful landscapes.

The Col de Crozet connects Crozet and Lelex over the ridge of the Jura. From about 1000 meters above sea level from Crozet, the forest road turns into coarse gravel. The Col de Crozet connects Crozet and Lelex over the ridge of the Jura. The paved forest road turns into a coarse gravel path above about 1000 meters of altitude coming from Crozet.