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magnificent view of the snow-capped mountains at the end of May

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Large parts of the tour have very little traffic, so you can enjoy the beautiful nature even more.

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This is the classic southern slope of the pass, which begins at La Chambre. With a vertical drop of 1,591 m, a length of 19.3 km, and an average gradient of 7.9%, it's a colossus. The initial section has many hairpin bends and is covered with trees and vegetation. The intermediate section is probably the toughest. From the Saint François Longchamp ski resort, where there is a gentler section, there are a beautiful 5 km of completely open terrain where you can see the entire final section. Descending this pass is a delight because you build up speed and it also has all kinds of curves.

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On its southeast side, from Epierre, it is a beautiful port. The vast majority is covered by trees, which do not allow great views of the valley; However, the road is very winding, with continuous curves that make it very bearable. It is an area to enjoy cycling since there is hardly any traffic.

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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.

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The pass cannot be adequately described in words! Hardly any traffic, small, good street, never really steep, lots of nature (from Albertville), gigantic mountain panorama the higher you go, ..... .

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The Col du Grand Cucheron from La Corbière is 11.6 kilometers long with a total elevation gain of 805 meters. The average slope is 6.94% with maximum slopes of 13.1%. A good climb to do during the summer months as there is quite a bit of shade.

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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.

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And also and especially in good weather on Mont Blanc my dear Chloé 🤪

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While the Madeleine can't compete with the "greatest" peaks of the Alps in terms of absolute height (officially, it's not even quite 2000m), it's a tough climb, especially on hot days, as the steepest sections are in the lower third. Depending on the time of day and the shade, it can be a good test of mental stamina, especially if you've already skied the Galibier. At the top, there's a small restaurant in a very beautiful location.

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Regular neck, very rolling and in the shade (what more could you ask for?). Allows you to reach St Pierre de Chartreuse in St Pierre d'Entremont.

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fairly steady climb in the forest

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This passage at 1,868 meters above sea level offers pretty views of the peaks of the Grands Moulins (2,498 meters) and the Grand Miceau (2,631 meters) in particular. 400 meters separate you here from the summit of Grand Collet.

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Anyone who has not risen can not have a say. :-) Feasible ascent, not too steep and the last 200 meters are, as always, the most beautiful.

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Collet d'Allevard station

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Lovely col well away from the busy roads of the valley floor and a great picnic spot when the sun is out and legs are tired!

An absolute classic. The climb is worth it. The roads are great and the view is just great!

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Extreme North of the Belledonne massif, a very rolling pass on the Oils Valley side.

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Classic of the Tour de France. Cycling history.

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Very nice steady climb from Chamoux, under the trees, and on a road with good asphalt.

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