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The snack bar at Col de Voza has a lovely terrace in the summer. Delicious ice cream, a BBQ, and even live music. A very relaxed atmosphere.

Turning point and change from the north to the south slope, on the way down to Planpraz.

It looks like a picture of beautiful Switzerland. It is a meeting point for numerous routes, and also a stop for the Montblanc tramway. In fact, here we rode to be taken down to Le Fayet.

Situated at 1,657 metres (5,436 ft). the col de Voza is a stunning and popular spot above Chamonix. and St.Gervais les Bains. It's also a train stop for the highest mountain railway in France - to Bellevue at 1,800 metres (5,905 ft) in the winter and the Nid d'Aigle at 2,372 metres (7,782 ft) in the summer.

Col de Cou is a mountain pass on the border of France and Switzerland. This beautiful area offers some of the most stunning views over the Dents Blanches massif. There’s a small bivouac at the summit where you can find shelter in case of bad weather.

A grassy pass, swinging between France and Switzerland, connecting the regions of Champéry to Morzine – two iconic mountain towns. From the pass, naturally, you will enjoy fantastic views of this historic region, and the pass itself is an excellent summary of this region, making it an ideal place to visit for those new to the area. Many trails connect to this point, making it accessible to all types of cyclists and walks.

Col de Voza, a mountain pass on the Tour du Mont Blanc, beckons adventurers to a realm where the air is pure, and the vistas are nothing short of spectacular. Situated at an altitude that invites a sense of awe, this pass is a pivotal point in the TMB journey, offering respite and panoramic views. Approaching Col de Voza is a journey through alpine landscapes, a gradual ascent where each step unveils new dimensions of natural beauty. The rustle of wind through the mountain flora and the occasional glimpse of wildlife contribute to the sensory tapestry of the hike.

Done on August 23 at 27° on the way up from Champéry under “green” cover and welcoming trees. At the pass a superb Franco-Swiss panoramic view. On the way down...full sun, but cheerful streams and a few fountains. A wonderful loop.