20의 몽베르니에가지 명소 & 주요 장소

I was able to take my photos safely in a wide area without disturbing traffic...

Beautiful views

You literally lose count of the tornanti you overcome. The best (or worst, depending on how you look at it) is the total coverage by trees and vegetation. On hot days it is appreciated. The absence of views makes it tougher mentally. When this stretch of tornanti is overcome, we also leave the forest behind and see the Arves massif in its splendor.

Spectacular port on all its sides. The most famous slope is the one that goes up through Les Lacets de Montvernier. Once this section is over, there are about 10 km of constant climbing with very beautiful views of the Maurienne valley.

The Col de la Madeleine connects the Tarantaise and Maurienne valleys. It is part of the family of exceptional passes with more than 1,500 meters of vertical drop on each of its sides.

Beautiful these laces, To go uphill the road is bumpy it's quite dangerous downhill

The Col de la Madeleine from La Chambre is 19km long with a total drop of 1522m. The average gradient is 8% with maximum gradients of 13.5%. On the north side, the climb is even longer with 24.5 km in length, but it is slightly easier with an average gradient of 6.3%. It has featured several times in the Tour de France and is one of the toughest climbs in the French Alps.

Les Lacets de Montvernier is a highest point in the French Alps. It's a short climb of only 2.32 kilometers long with 287 meters of drop. The average slope is 8.1%. It has been used several times during the Tour de France and is famous for its tight hairpins.