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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/KdsaBL0twzY?si=-LI75WFE57aHMvCE Very well described by meckomat: first gravel, then 2km of singletrack, sometimes flat, sometimes steeper, the last 300m of elevation gain can only be achieved by pushing at least.

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https://youtu.be/KdsaBL0twzY?si=-LI75WFE57aHMvCE It's not very difficult to reach, but you'll have to push the last few meters. The descent is easy. The landscape doesn't feel high alpine, but since it's all green, rolling hills, it's like being in Scotland or Ireland.

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The push is definitely worth it! Start driving straight from the top of the pass!

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In Noasca the hardest part of the climb to Nivolet begins. Whether through the galleries or across the old road, the uphill section from Noasca to Ceserole Reale is the hardest area by far, with many ramps above 10%. For example, as soon as you leave Noasca, and going up a beautiful waterfall, there is a ramp that reaches 15% over 4 horseshoes. Show!

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The waterfalls encountered during the climb are very characteristic

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Circular tour starting from Cogne with bikes on your shoulders in the last uphill stretch

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When you reach the Invergneux pass with your bike, you almost feel like you're in Paradise! The view of the valleys below is something that will take your breath away!

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The waterfalls are perfect for mid ride refills.

The Fenêtre de Champorcher (French pron. AFI: [fənɛtʁ də ʃɑ̃pɔʁʃe]; also known simply as col Fenêtre, which means window hill in French) (2,827 m a.s.l.) is an Alpine pass in the Graian Alps which joins the Champorcher valley and the valley of Cogne. The hill opens between Bec Costazza and Torre Ponton. From the side of Champorcher la Finestra is located upstream of Lake Misérin and at the head of the valley; from the Cogne side it is found at the head of the Urtier valley (secondary valley of the Cogne valley). From the window the Gran Paradiso national park begins on the Cogne side and on the one towards Champorcher the Mont Avic natural park.[1] According to the SOIUSA orographic classification, the hill separates two of the supergroups that make up the Gran Paradiso Alps, the Emilius-Tersiva Chain (north of the hill) from the Rosa dei Banchi Group (south).[2] It is located along the route of the Alta via della Valle d'Aosta n. 2. The hill, as well as the path, is crossed by the high-voltage power line that transported the electricity produced by the French Superphenix nuclear reactor to Italy.[3]

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Beginning of the challenging stretch towards Ceresole

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La Finestra di Champorcher is located between Cogne and Champorcher, at an altitude of 2,827 metres. From here you can clearly admire the Gran Paradiso. Although the altitude difference can be tiring, the trail is made less demanding thanks to the hairpin bends and does not present any particular technical difficulties. In addition, there is also an emergency shelter in case of bad weather.

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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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La Fenêtre de Champorcher is between Cogne and Champorcher, at an altitude of 2,827 meters. Gran Paradiso is clearly visible from here.

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the ascent begins from Noasca, the passage outside the tunnel before Ceresole must absolutely be done

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from Noasca begins the real climb towards the Nivolet hill, the passage outside the tunnel is beautiful, even if seasoned by some tough hairpin bends and a last stretch, before arriving in Ceresole, which makes you sweat.

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unmissable destination for every cyclist, fascinating climb

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Tiring path in the final part but always better than going up from the Rhemes valley.

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Awesome climb from the Valsavarenche valley via Pont (Caution! Hiking trail. Bikes can be carried up, but only for well-trained people. The climb over the east ramp is very tedious and probably more strenuous over time. The descent is all the more brilliant.

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Here the fatigue ends and a fantastic all natural flow begins

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