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The views at the top of this pass are definitely worth the detour 👍

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Bring gear for the descent to protect against the cold or rain, as was the case for me on the descent from the Croix de Fer. And above all, refill your water bottles in St. Jean de Maurienne because there's no water left before Saint-Sorlin-d'Arves (at least I didn't see any water points) and the climb is very long, about 30 km, to reach the Croix de Fer!

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It's worth taking a break here.

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The Col de la Croix de Fer culminates at an altitude of 2063 meters. It is the big neighbor of the Col du Glandon, another crossing point between the Maurienne and Oisans valleys. The Tour de France has used this pass 21 times. It is one of the most beautiful in France, a must-visit point for any mountain-loving cyclist!

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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.

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From the hill, if we exclude the overbuilding that has also affected this area, one can enjoy a splendid panorama of the nearby peaks and in particular of the Aiguilles d'Arves, which are in a way the symbol of the entire area. From the pass, if you continue, you descend towards St. Sorlin d'Arves and join up with the road which, starting from St. Jean de Maurienne, continues towards the pass of the Croix de Fer. I preferred to go back towards Albiez to descend directly to St Jean, avoiding the tunnels that I would have had to go through when descending from St Sorlin.

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There are three different ways to climb to the top of the Col de la Croix de Fer. The most famous is the climb from the Verney dam in the Oisans valley, because it is the slope used in the Marmotte (except the last kilometers). It is 27.5 kilometers long with an elevation gain of 1292 meters. The average slope is 4.7% with maximum slopes of 11.1%. The Col de la Croix de Fer from Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne is 28.2 kilometers with an elevation gain of 1475 meters. The average gradient is 5.23% with maximum gradients of 9.6% The final ascent is via the Col du Glandon. After the summit of Glandon it remains approximately 2 kilometers to the summit.

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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.

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Very nice little place to regain strength after the ascent whatever it is. Attention, CB impossible (no such network)

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Yes when the chalet is open

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Very nice pass in the wake of the ascent of the laces of Montverniet.

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from here it is not too far to Col de la Croix de Fer

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Absolutely brilliant start, with us (September) the street was reserved for bikes only. A dream. We then continued down to St. Jean de Maurienne and on the other side up to the Col de la Croix de Fer / Col du Glandon.

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The ascent from Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne over the Col du Mollard to the Croix de Fer is a very good choice.

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Most beautiful climb in the area, little to no traffic and a fantastic serpentine road.

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The dream uphill, as you can enjoy the view in every curve. Once at the top, continue the tour over the Madeleine. Top location. Better not go downhill.

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Very beautiful building. To have.

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Located in the town of Albiez-Montrond, view of the plateau, the hamlets, the high massifs, and Lauzière opposite. Breathtaking landscapes!

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Here it is worth taking another look at the map of the tour before you drive down to the wrong side of the valley.

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