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climb from Salvan station and return to Evionnaz station. Great route

The Col de la Gueulaz, which peaks at 1,965 metres, hosted the 2016 Tour de France. The views of the Emosson dam and Mont Blanc are breathtaking.

The Pas des Ottans is a technical alpine passage which mainly consists of iron ladders. It’s around 30 metres (98 ft) long and can be climbed without equipment if you have scrambling experience and are confident with heights. After the ascent, you’ll cross the Col des Ottans, which is the border between France and Switzerland and offers beautiful panoramic views.

A wild and isolated mountain pass, a perfect destination for those looking for an adventurous day of mountain biking, perhaps with plenty of moments where you carry your bike on your shoulders during the climb. However, for those with solid experience looking for a daring descent, this is a great option. Arriving at the pass, you benefit from an excellent view of the Mont Blanc range, as well as the rocky peaks which rise above you.

A wild mountain pass, located high above the village of Finhaut, below the peaks of Dent de Fenestral and Fontanabran. The pass itself is gentler than its counterparts in the region, with open pastures and grass all around, but still offers spectacular views and some exposure into the surrounding area. The pass is a great opportunity to glimpse the local flora and fauna while hiking the winding alpine trails that connect this pass.

A wild and isolated pass, located high above Lake Emosson, on the border between France and Switzerland. The pass is connected to winding and wild trails, providing interesting running terrain with a real mountain feel. The pass is quite remote and shady, so snow can persist into the summer months. Keep this in mind when planning your adventures!

A beautiful, high alpine pass, with a steep trail leading up to it. The pass offers some of the best views of the majestic Salanfe Lake, as well as the Salanfe Pass.

La Golette is a pass between Le Luisin and Petits Perrons, connected by steep and rocky paths. The pass overlooks the Marécottes ski resort, where the ski lifts almost reach its summit.