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Pass above Villard-Reymond. Be careful, turn left just before entering the village! This officially listed but little-known pass offers a breathtaking view of the 21 bends of Alpe d'Huez!!! Not to be missed!

Pretty little town, 100% bike friendly.

One of my favourite climbs in the area. There are four short unlit tunnels 1km out of Bourg on the start of the climb and they're quite poorly surfaced, especially the final one, so it's best to do this one with a decent set of lights. Lot of people stop and turn around at the village of Villard Notre Dam when the tarmac stops but if you keep going, I think the gravel section is the best bit - it's about 2.5km long to the top and it's do-able on a road bike - and if you're lucky you might see a marmot or two, especially if you ride it in the morning. Once you start to descend it's worth a detour to the cafe in Villard Reymond - the L'Eau Blanche.

Closed during the winter period

At 1,680 meters above sea level, the Col du Solude offers a 360° view of the Grandes Rousses Massif. The climb is not the easiest (on one side or the other) but the panorama at the pass is a real reward!

This village breathes cycling! Bicycle shops, terraces and an authentic atmosphere. Everyone you meet here has a thing for cycling, this feels like coming home!

An essential starting point in the region for cycling trips!

Bourg-d'Oisans is the village where the climb to Alpe d'Huez begins. Its ascent can in fact be done from this town: 14.6 kilometers with an average percentage of 7.62%. Alpe d'Huez is not the most difficult climb for cyclists but it remains very well known thanks to the passages of the Tour de France and the Marmotte. Its ascent consists of 21 bends. Each turn is numbered by a sign. Bourg-d'Oisans is part of the Écrins National Park and occupies a central position in a high altitude plain resulting from an ancient lake, where the six valleys of Oisans meet. The Tour de France passes almost every year through Bourg-d’Oisans and Alpe d’Huez.