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Beautiful, smooth, never extremely steep and only a few cars even on weekends.

Whether climbing or descending, the road between Champex-Lac and Orsiéres is simply a joy on a road bike! A few hairpin bends on the ascent help keep the gradient down, with average single-digit gradients down into the high valley.

Have already driven a little!!!

If you tackle the Col du Lein from Saxon, a winding and scenic ride awaits you. Shortly before the summit, the single-track road turns into firm gravel, which is nevertheless easily rideable even on a road bike.

The rewards are the magnificent view of the Val de Bagnes and the cheese crust at the refreshment bar at the Col du Lein

The descent from Champex-Lac down to Orsières is peppered with incredible views down into the valley and of the Alpine panorama. It's especially picturesque in autumn, when the larch forests turn golden. There's a small restaurant in Som-la-Proz where you can get some refreshments. Alternatively, you can continue a few kilometers further down the valley to Orsières. There are various shops and restaurants where you can buy everything you need for the rest of your tour.

An intense and very impressive climb. Over eleven kilometers, you have to overcome an elevation gain of around 850 meters. The roads are narrow and winding. There is little traffic. The splendor of colors in the larch forests is particularly impressive in autumn. A not entirely easy but highly recommended alternative to the main road in the valley.

The climb from Orsières to Ferret is highly recommended. You need around 18km to overcome a good 800 metres in altitude. There are always flatter sections where you can relax. The further you drive into the valley, the smaller the road becomes and the more breathtaking the nature. A trip up to the Val Ferret is particularly worthwhile in autumn. That's when the larches shine wonderfully golden. Together with the snow-covered peaks and the blue sky, this creates an incredible natural spectacle. The road leads through La Fouly and Ferret to a car park below the Alpage Les Ars Dessous. From there, two hiking trails lead further up towards the peak, which marks the border with Italy.