20의 생장 드 모리엔가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A fantastic mountain, making this climb was very challenging, the asphalt is in excellent condition and the gradients are regular.

I must say that this climb is no joke with its gradients, very beautiful.

After the Galibier, if that's not enough for you, you can also get the Tèlègraphe.

The Col du Galibier from Briançon is a climb located in the Grand Briançonnais region. This climb is 34.8 kilometers long, with a positive elevation gain of 1,398 meters. The Col du Galibier from Briançon has an average gradient of 4%.

The Col du Galibier from Briançon is a climb located in the Grand Briançonnais region. This climb is 34.8 kilometers long, with a positive elevation gain of 1,398 meters. The Col du Galibier from Briançon has an average gradient of 4%.

Long, long climb from Valliore, there is a sharp temperature difference from the beginning to the end, so be prepared! Very smooth regulare climb, great road conditions, though someplaces have a vertical drop that will make you want to ride in the middle of the road! No water stops, after Valliore, on the way up (unless you stop at the restaurant).

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!

The Col du Télégraphe is the eternal 'little brother' of the famous and much higher Col du Galibier. This is the approach to the pass.