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Auvergne Rhône Alpes

Pas de Peyrol and Puy Mary – Ascent to Pas de Peyrol loop from Aurillac

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Road cycling routes
France
Auvergne Rhône Alpes

Pas de Peyrol and Puy Mary – Ascent to Pas de Peyrol loop from Aurillac

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Pas de Peyrol and Puy Mary – Ascent to Pas de Peyrol loop from Aurillac

05:36

106km

2,020m

Expert road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2025

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24.9 km

Col de Bruel

Mountain Pass

2

29.5 km

Col de Légal

Mountain Pass

3

35.3 km

Col de Saint-Georges (954 m)

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At 954 meters, the Col Saint-Georges is a 2.8 kilometer long climb from Saint Projet de Salers with an elevation gain of 153 meters and an average gradient of 5.5%.

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42.6 km

Fontanges monolithic chapel

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At the entrance or exit (depending on your direction) of the village of Fontanges, the Saint-Michel chapel, inaugurated in 1901, has the particularity of having been carved out of an enormous volcanic rock surmounted by a statue of the Virgin.

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47.7 km

Salers

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Salers is one of those very beautiful villages in France that you absolutely must visit. The village alone has around thirty items classified or registered in the additional inventory of …

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56.7 km

Col de Neronne

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The Neronne Pass, at 1,242 meters high, is a wonderful stage destination on the ascent into even higher areas. A wonderful view of the valleys and the surrounding mountains awaits …

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66.6 km

Ascent to Puy Mary

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An increase according to the motto: No mercy for the calf. This ascent is really tough. With an incline of up to 18 percent you have to fight to overcome …

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68.0 km

Pas de Peyrol and Puy Mary

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At an altitude of 1,588 meters, Pas de Peyrol is located between Puy Mary and Puy de la Tourte. It is known to be the highest road pass in the …

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69.2 km

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69.3 km

Ascent to Pas de Peyrol

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The Pas de Peyrol is the highest road pass in the Massif Central. Located between the Puy de la Tourte and the Puy Mary, in the heart of the Cantal …

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106 km

End point

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

96.6 km

7.20 km

1.44 km

698 m

261 m

Surfaces

106 km

482 m

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Lowest point (620 m)

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Intermediate
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Corresponds approx. to SAC 2-3.
Expert
More than 5 hours long or 3000 ft. of elevation gain. Requires very good fitness.Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
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