ラヴァースの天然記念物・トップ4

From Saint-Michel-les-Portes, it's about 7 km at an average gradient of 8%. The last few kilometers often reach double digits. A cruel climb if it's the last one of your day...

Beautiful view and nice place with a table

The Col des Deux is not located in the Bauges Massif but in the Vercors between the Col de l’Arzelier and the Col de l’Allimas. This trilogy is well known to cyclists in the Grenoble metropolitan area.

Whether you're on gravel or mountain bike, this is a must-do for the many trails, paths, and roads that surround it. And the view of Mont-Aiguille 🤩

The Col de l’Allimas – 1352 m – is a pass located to the east of the Vercors Massif but it is an isolated pass because it does not allow you to reach the interior of the massif. On the other hand, it offers one of the most beautiful views of the massif with the remarkable peaks of the Grand Veymont and Mont Aiguille. Source: alpes4ever

Official referenced pass, a true hidden and lost paradise, not the most famous cycling climb in the area, but without a doubt the most beautiful. In the middle of the mountain pastures, MAG-NI-FIQUE mountainous viewpoints of the Vercors. Indescribable. Unmissable.

The Col des Deux, perched in the Bauges massif, offers a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding mountains and alpine valleys. As you climb the slopes, you can enjoy spectacular views of the peaks and the pure mountain air.

The Col de l'Allimas, located at 1,354 meters, offers two possible climbs. From Saint-Guillaume, you have to climb 13.6 kilometers at an average of 5.2 kilometers. From Saint-Michel-les-Portes, the gradient is 5.4% over 10 kilometers.