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Capanna Mautino Mountain Hut – Montgenèvre Pass loop from Maison du Bois

Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Capanna Mautino Mountain Hut – Montgenèvre Pass loop from Maison du Bois

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3.0

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79

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Capanna Mautino Mountain Hut – Montgenèvre Pass loop from Maison du Bois

08:57

112km

3,560m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

Tips

Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 49.7 km for 9.91 km

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 59.7 km for 183 m

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 59.9 km for 1.58 km

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 61.6 km for 1.52 km

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 86.2 km for 3.14 km

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 89.4 km for 183 m

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 89.6 km for 9.91 km

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

Waypoints

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Start point

1

8.39 km

Capanna Mautino Mountain Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

On the route that connects Lake Gignoux to Lake Nero

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2

9.15 km

Chapel of Madonna del Lago Nero

Highlight • Religious Site

One of the few mountain lakes that has withstood the drought

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3

21.0 km

View of Cesana Torinese

Highlight • Viewpoint

As you descend from Monginevro you can admire Cesana Torinese from above.

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4

27.1 km

Montgenèvre Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Col de Montgenèvre connects Briançon, France, to Cesana Torinese, Italy. The pass, at 1,850 meters, is located entirely in France. The Montgenèvre pass is a historic pass: for the …

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5

37.1 km

Briançon

Highlight • Other

The territory of which Briançon is the capital is called "Briançonnais"; it covers the northern part of the Hautes-Alpes department.

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6

38.0 km

Briançon

Highlight • Settlement

Briançon is a fortified city in the heart of the French Alps. At 1,326 meters above sea level it is one of the highest cities in France. Its fortifications, designed …

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49.9 km

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

8

73.6 km

Château-Queyras

Highlight • Settlement

Small community in the valley of the Guil, with an impressive fortress and the surrounding mountains of the Cottian Alps.

More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau-Ville-Vieille, de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guil and de.wikipedia.org/wiki / Queyras

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9

73.8 km

Château de Château-Queyras

Highlight • Castle

A magnificent castle.

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89.1 km

Col de la Platrière

Mountain Pass

91.6 km

Col d'Izoard

Mountain Pass

B

112 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

48.3 km

26.7 km

19.9 km

9.36 km

4.61 km

2.80 km

Surfaces

85.8 km

22.0 km

1.39 km

1.36 km

1.14 km

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Highest point (2,350 m)

Lowest point (1,210 m)

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Saturday 10 October

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Comments

September 11, 2022,Day 3 Women's Torino Nice Rally: Sestriere to Pierre Grosse

Started the day with gravel descent that was not my type of gravel! Onto nice tarmac and a descent to Cesana Torinese just as a vintage car rally was rolling out. A climb up and through the atmospheric cycle tunnel before crossing from Italy into France and a fast descent down to the old town of Briançon for coffee & …

September 11, 2022,Day 3 WTNR - Izoard and the Start of the Agnel

Day 3 saw us rolling out of Sestriere and straight into a gentle gravel descent before hitting the tarmac for the rest of the day. Taking on the the Col D'Izoard and some of the Agnel.

We rolled down through the Italian town of Cesana before the climbing on up the road towards the French ski town of Montgenevre. Here …

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