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From Martigny, the gradient is very steady, between 7 and 8.5%. If you ride on the outside of the road (downhill), it's quite scary, high above the vineyards below... And there's only one low guardrail. I was overtaken several times at very close range.

The gradient from Martigny is relatively steady, between 7-8.5%. With the stunning mountain scenery in view, the nearly 1,000 meters of elevation gain are quickly conquered 😎

On Mont Buet you are directly opposite Mont Blanc and have a good view of it. From the Refuge de la Pierre a Berard it takes about 3 hours to reach the summit

Col de Cou is a mountain pass on the border of France and Switzerland. This beautiful area offers some of the most stunning views over the Dents Blanches massif. There’s a small bivouac at the summit where you can find shelter in case of bad weather.

A grassy pass, swinging between France and Switzerland, connecting the regions of Champéry to Morzine – two iconic mountain towns. From the pass, naturally, you will enjoy fantastic views of this historic region, and the pass itself is an excellent summary of this region, making it an ideal place to visit for those new to the area. Many trails connect to this point, making it accessible to all types of cyclists and walks.

Mont Buet is a huge mountain, nestled on the remote Swiss side of the Chamonix valley. The mountain itself is an expanse of rock, with steep walls or open scree slopes. The summit itself is a fantastic and ambitious goal for any aspiring mountain runner, as the ascent can be done with little technical difficulty. It is still very much a mountain, and necessary precautions must be taken. Bring the right equipment, choose good conditions and only go if you have the appropriate experience. This summit, however, will reward you with unbeatable views of the Mont Blanc massif, the Chamonix valley, and even the Matterhorn on a good day.

Great all-round view of the Mont Blanc massif and down to Chamonix on one side, as well as a terrace view of the other side of the valley. Very friendly hosts who are happy to charge your bike battery.

An imposing mountain, 3100 meters high, offering an elevation gain of 2000 meters from most angles. You will be rewarded with some of the most beautiful views of the valley, an unspoiled perspective of Mont Blanc, and even the Matterhorn. The summit is barren and isolated, truly an authentic alpine environment. This mountain has been used as a training ground for Mont Blanc for decades, but it is a worthy climb in its own right.