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Beautiful climb up Col de Menté. Although not a really famous climb it is a beautiful one, with nice hairpins inside the forest and beautiful views at the end.

From Mauléon-Barousse, this 19-kilometer hors catégorie climb is completed in three stages. The first seven kilometers are fairly straightforward, then the next seven become more complicated, before culminating in a grand finale with the last five at over 9%. Even more so than on other passes, the key here is economy.

From Lez, the ascent of the Col de Menté is classified as first-class, with nine kilometers at an average gradient of 8.7%. Its fairly steady gradient allows you to find your own pace.

Beautiful asphalt road whether on the Ferrere side or the Luchon side. The climb on the Ferrere side is much more pleasant. I recommend this pass.

The port of Balès rises to an altitude of 1,755 meters. The climb from Mauléon-Barousse is 18.9 kilometers long with an average gradient of 6.3%, including some sections at over 14%.

Beautiful port but you have to take into account that there is about 12km of gravel

From the col the GR10 goes down to the Etang de St. Beat. In the further course towards Fos, it makes sense to choose the much nicer variant of the GR10 over the crête de Sacaube with wonderful easy-to-run serpentines. Tour to the highlight: https://www.komoot.de/tour/340691902?ref=itd

Port de Balès or Col de Balès is a road mountain pass in the French Pyrenees rising to 1,755 meters above sea level between the Hautes-Pyrénées department and Haute-Garonne in Occitanie. It connects by a small road, closed in winter, the village of Ferrère (northbound) to that of Bourg-d'Oueil (southeast). The word port means in Gascon "door" or "pass", it is the counterpart of puerto in Spanish.