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Pretty pass with a gentle slope, very pleasant to climb.

From Ferrassières this climb is 5km and 5.5% on average.

You can climb this climb from Montbrun, Sederon or Sault. This climb is not too steep. Quiet roads

Small and tranquil place, like so many in the region. Roll through slowly.

Just another place in the Drôme. Beautiful church.

Gentle climb in the shadow of Mont Ventoux. You can climb from 3 sides. Accessible from Sault. The highest point is 1219 meters above sea level. Pretty boring scenery.

The Col de l'Homme Mort is a pass located at an altitude of 1,211 m in the Drôme. It links the upper Toulourenc valley to the Albion plateau by road. Its southern slope, 4.8 km long with a drop of 210 meters, has an average gradient of 4.38%, with passages at a maximum of 6%. The Tour de France took this pass in 1956, during the 16th stage between Aix-en-Provence and Gap.

Séderon attracts visitors with the charm of its vast wilderness and its lavender fields, as well as its interesting architectural heritage. As you stroll through the village, be sure to admire the frescoes and stained glass windows of the communal church created in the 1940s by André Seurre. Not far away, it is also possible to discover the ruins of the 10th century Notre-Dame-de-la-Brune chapel, a former stopover on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Astronomy lovers can go to the CosmoDrôme located on the nearby Bergiès mountain.