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The climb to the pass and the descent are difficult and steep, all in a scree field, the markings are not always visible. Not to be underestimated.

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my video of the half-tour of Mont Blanc from Courmayeur https://youtu.be/vG8z5mtBbzI

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The Col de la Sauce is a Col de France, in the Alps, in Savoie. It is located in the south of the Mont-Blanc massif, at an altitude of 2,307 metres, between the Gittes ridge to the east and the Merles rocks to the west, north of the Cormet de Roselend and south of the Col du Bonhomme1. It is accessible on its sunny side by a hiking trail taken by the GR 5 and the Tour du Beaufortain between the Plan de la Lai (1,820 m) to the southwest and the Col de la Croix du Bonhomme refuge (2,443 m) to the northeast via the Gittes ridge (2,538 m)1. On its shady side, another trail comes from the hamlet of Gittaz (1,660 m) to the northwest or from the Col du Bonhomme (2,329 m) to the north via the Sausse mountain pasture (2,000 m).

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On your way between Plan de la Lai and Crête des Gittes.

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Residual snowfield on the north-eastern slope, August 2024. Magnificent site.

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Obligatory break to gain strength before the Crête des Gittes

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The Col du Grand Fond, at an altitude of 2,671 meters, is located in a mineral universe enhanced by its views of Pierra Menta and Mont Blanc.

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The Cormet de Roselend is a spectacular hill located in Savoie, France. The hill is located at an altitude of 1,968 meters and connects the municipalities of Beaufort and Bourg-Saint-Maurice. On the Beaufort side it is possible to admire a splendid lake created following the construction of a dam.

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https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI Easy to reach from Les Chapieux by pushing, from the other side you have to do acrobatics and climb up through a steep group of scree and stones, sometimes dangerous

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https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI The view gives you the feeling of being at the highest point above all the surrounding mountains. View hundreds of kilometers over all the peaks. Relatively easy to push up from Les Chapieux, which is already at 1700m. From Trento it is very, very steep and can be reached over blocked, stony scree with a lot of climbing.

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The Col du Bonhomme is located in the south-east of Haute-Savoie and entirely within the municipal territory of Contamines-Montjoie, the administrative limit with Beaufort passes on the side of the pass, about one kilometer further south than the line peak1. It constitutes a relatively easy natural passage between the Bonhomme rock and the Pennaz needles, thus making it possible to communicate the Montjoie valley to the north with the Beaufortain to the southwest1: the two sections of the old national road 202 interrupted between the Chapieux to the south and Notre-Dame-de-la-Gorge to the north were to be connected via the Col du Bonhomme before the project was abandoned. The Col du Bonhomme is known for its singular Sandstones, a predominantly siliciclastic sedimentary system discovered by de Saussure in 17792, and whose origin is enigmatic3.

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Col du Bonhomme is in the French Alps. It is located in the Beaufortain massif, and it is one of the most popular routes on the Tour du Mont Blanc. The pass is at an elevation of 2,962 meters (9,716 feet), and it is one of the highest passages on the route. At the pass, there is a hut where you can stay overnight and eat. There is also an observation platform where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

Croix du Bonhomme is located in the French Alps. It is a popular stop for hikers on the Tour du Mont Blanc, and it offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including Mont Blanc. The hut has a capacity of 105 people, and it is open from June to September. It offers dormitory-style accommodation, as well as a restaurant and bar. Croix du Bonhomme is a great place to rest and refuel after a day of hiking. It is also a great place to enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding mountains. If you are planning on hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc, the Hut of the Croix du Bonhomme is a must-stop.

Col de la Croix du Bonhomme is one of the most popular hiking trails in the French Alps. It is a challenging hike, but the views from the top are well worth the effort. The trail begins in the village of Les Contamines-Montjoie and climbs to a pass at an elevation of 2,962 meters (9,716 feet). The hike takes about 5 hours to complete, and it is important to be well-prepared for the altitude and the physical demands of the trail. The trail offers stunning views of the Mont Blanc massif, as well as the surrounding mountains and valleys.

The Roselend de Beaufort cormet is 20.3 km long with a total altitude difference of 1227 m. The average slope is 6.04% with maximum slopes of 9.6%. It's an epic climb that takes you from the valley at Beaufort up to Lake Roseland and it's pretty damn impressive, before continuing to the summit at around 2000m above sea level. If you wish, you can go back down the other side towards Bourg-Saint-Maurice.

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Perched at 2,443 meters above sea level, this refuge is ideal for recovering from the climb that leads there. You can refill your water there, eat there and above all enjoy magnificent panoramas.

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At 2,671 meters above sea level, the Grand Fond pass offers a beautiful view of the Pierra Menta, Mont Blanc, the lake and the Presset refuge.

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This Savoyard pass which culminates at 2,300 meters above sea level is common to the GR 5 and the GRP Tour du Beaufortain. The 360 degree panorama is breathtaking.

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The Col du Bonhomme (elevation 2,329 meters/7,641 feet) is a classic! Fantastic views make up for a pretty steep climb. It's really quite beautiful up there.

The large refuge is located at 2443m, at the crossroads of the Tour du Mont Blanc, GR 5 and Tour du Beaufortain trails, south of the Mont Blanc massif, facing Beaufortain and the Vanoise National Park. It's a popular refuge so gets booked up well in advance during peak months for overnight stays. It’s a welcomed sight for refreshment if you have made the steep climb up from Les Chapieux.