コランドルの峠・トップ8

登る方法は少なくとも5通りあります。 ファルグー経由の直接登りだけが、平均9%で4kmと難易度が高いです。しかし、森の中からの眺めは格別ではありません。

Superb and eating at the buron moved

Either stressful or relaxed from Puy Mary.

The Rolland Breach was mildly challenging for this 72yo when dry. Descending in the wet would need good grippy footwear. There is an alternative GR400 track bypass

This climb captures everything Auvergne has to offer. Starting in the charming and famous village of Salers, it ends at another symbol of this region known for its volcanoes: Puy Mary. On the bike side, it's a 23-kilometer climb with an average gradient of 3.7%. Be careful, however, as this low gradient is due to the long, five-kilometer flat stretch after the Col de Néronne. Save your energy for the last two kilometers, which are formidable, with a gradient that never drops below 10%.

From Salers, a pass with low percentages but with a magnificent view of the Santoire valley.

At an altitude of 1,588 meters, the Pas de Peyrol is located between the Puy Mary and the Puy de la Tourte. It is known to be the highest road pass in the Massif Central and is worth it, because the last few kilometers have high percentages. There you can admire Puy Mary which peaks at an altitude of 1,783 metres. It is one of the peaks of the Cantal mountains. It is easily recognizable with its pyramidal silhouette.

The rise of Neronne is a great aperitif before the Pas De Peyrol… But better not to have left feathers on Neronne by looking down on it because of its relative accessibility… Otherwise…