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The Col des Champs is a mountain pass with an altitude of 2,087 meters and connects Haute-Provence with the Alpes-Maritimes, all within the Mercantour National Park. The pass is part of the so-called Route des Trois Cols, an interesting circular route with three passes above 2,000 meters. This route connects the Col d'Allos with the Col de la Cayolle via this pass, thus linking the Allos Valley (Haute-Verdon) with the Var Valley. Its two slopes share the ruggedness of a major Alpine pass.

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GÎTE D’ÉTAPE LE GASSENDI Rue Saint Joseph 04370 Colmars-it excellent: clean, cheap, centrally located

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A tunnel dug into the rock, like the several that exist between Barcelonnette and Entraumes through the Col de la Cayolle. Without a doubt, it is worth taking a photo in one of them.

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The Col des Champs peaks at 2087m and is relatively unknown to cyclists and non-locals. From Colmars les Alpes, a climb of around 11 km awaits you and which can frighten many amateur cyclists with its average percentage of 7.5%. Apart from a small flat area at 1700m at the Ratery chalet and the final slight descent, the ascent will very rarely go below 7% with sections exceeding 10%.

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The village of Allos is perched at an altitude of 1,400 meters in Haute Provence, more precisely in the valley of Haut Verdon and Val d'Allos on the edge of the Mercantour park. The village is surrounded by Mont Pelat, Grande Séolane and the Trois Evêchés massif.

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This Alpine village marked by its military architecture is nestled in the upper Verdon valley. It is the perfect base camp for cycling lovers who want to explore the surrounding passes.

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Closed because we went at 2 a.m. during the RAF500 2023, but we changed to shelter from the wind and the cold. We will come back to it day by day, that's for sure!

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