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Beautiful view over the Seeland

There is a great debate about whether cycling is an appropriate sport in winter. If the snow and weather conditions are right, it can be quite appealing and fun. Of course, the temperatures and road conditions (salty, slippery, etc.) are an issue, as is the choice of tires, clothing and food! Compared to tours in ideal temperatures, dry ground, etc., winter rides are a completely different challenge. Once you've gotten to know it, you don't want to miss it and you find it fun. How often do you carelessly drive past a point you've already cycled to countless times, until you pay more attention to the same place in winter in snow and sunshine and take more time and discover completely new aspects of nature! This is also the case on the Col du Chasseral; either you come up from one side and go down the other, or you turn off to the hotel or even to the radio mast platform (if you haven't been up there, you haven't been to the Chasseral, that's my attitude). But the pass offers much more than just a crossing, albeit a little hidden, but that just takes some time.

Pass located at 980m altitude. From Saint-Hippolyte, the ascent is considered 2nd category, with 18.2 kilometers with an average of 3.2% (and 9.3% over the steepest 100 meters). From Goumois and the bed of the Doubs, the ascent (category 3) is shorter (9.8 kilometers) and steeper with an average slope of 4.8% (10.4% over the steepest 100 meters). you will find an orientation table at the pass which will give you directions to the Chasseral range which rises to 1600 meters on the Swiss side of the border.

Comfortable climb through shady forest and moderate gradient. The downhill is also easy to ride, sometimes steep in the double-digit % range. Asphalt is good so far.

Mont Crosin is one of the highest peaks in the Bernese Jura. The ascent already begins when you come from the south (VILLIERS), at the entrance to the village with a steep ramp to the center of the village. Now you follow the road to TRAMELAN and the ascent runs in the wooded ascent over 5.7 kilometers with an average of 7%. At the top you can see the Jura in the direction of TRAMELAN. There are quite a few motorbikes on weekends, but highly recommended.

more unpleasant ascent than the north ramp, too long straights; better for downhill

A strenuous, very beautiful route. However, many cars and motorcycles drive here, sometimes at high speeds.

Nice view of the Seeland and the Jura. Good starting point for mountain biking or hiking.