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The climb winds through a majestic valley (personally my favorite), never reaching excessive gradients; it's long but pedalable, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural surroundings. Apart from the peak season, there's almost no traffic, although you might encounter a few campers, which can be annoying on the way down. If you tackle the climb during periods of the year when there aren't too many tourists, you might, like me, have pleasant encounters with ibex and chamois that have come down to road level.

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https://youtu.be/Pxndx9TNM5U?si=mH5XT38nxmCVjLSr Push, lift, and drag until you're over it, then you have a beautiful descent to Cogne.

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Long climb but very rideable

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The climb to the Great St. Bernard Pass (2469 m) from Aosta follows the historic State Road 27 via Gignod. It is a very long climb, about 33 km, which exceeds almost 1900 meters of altitude difference. The gradient is generally constant, with an average of around 5.7%, making it challenging especially for the length and altitude reached. The pass is located on the border with Switzerland.

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A very long panoramic ride.....

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A very beautiful viewpoint, which is followed by an even more beautiful ridge hiking route. A stopover is definitely worth it.

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Long but very pedalable climb with the exception of some tartts. In the final part the valley opens up and offers a wide view of the surrounding landscape.

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Superb ongoing climb.

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The ridge is quite technical, with some sections to do with the bike on your shoulder but really spectacular !!! The first part of the descent is really technical and steep, after which the fun begins.

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The Col is just a stop on the way and not really spectacular in itself. The points in the area offer better views. But you automatically get past it.

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Colle Tsa Seche (or Tsa Sètse) reachable from Gimillan via the Arpisson pasture following path 2A. Continuing on path 22 you can reach Pila.

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the first 50 TM are S2 +. Then you roll over a plateau with pleasure and feel the untouched nature.

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