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Plaine Joux and DomancyMay 8th, 2013
The best part of Plaine Joux is without a doubt the views of Mont Blanc and surrounding mountains. MORE»
2013 Challenge
Recent Climbs
Climbs
- Col du Meraillet and Col du Pré
- Cycle the Alps Traffic-Free: Here’s How (2013 Edition)
- Col du Pillon and Col de la Croix
- Col de Pierre Carrée (Flaine Ski Station)
- Alpe d’Huez, Oulles, and Col d’Ornon
- Col de la Morte and Col de Malissol
- Snow Ride: Col de la Croix Fry & Col des Aravis
- My 2013 Cycling Challenge
- My Cycling Challenge Roundup: The Top Ten Routes of 2012
Reviews
Reviews
1012 Great Cycling Climbs to Alpine Dams/Lakes- La Maurienne Valley –
seventen of the best climbs in France - Alpe d’Huez – Five Different Rides
- Beaufort: Five Great Cycling Climbs in Cheese Country
- Barcelonnette: Alpine Cycling Paradise
- 2008 Tour de France Preview Stage 17 – Galibier and Alpe d’Huez
- Five Big Cycling Climbs – A To-Do List
- Year in Review – My Top 5 Cycling Highlights
- My Top 5 Cycling Climbs from Lake Annecy
Comments
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- Will commented on Col du Pillon and Col de la Croix
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- David commented on Col du Pillon and Col de la Croix
- Mini commented on Comprehensive Map of Swiss Cycling Climbs
- Will commented on Cycle the Alps Traffic-Free: Here’s How (2013 Edition)
- nathan commented on Cycle the Alps Traffic-Free: Here’s How (2013 Edition)
- Will commented on Above Champéry plus Pas de Morgins
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Tour de France – Col du Glandon»
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Col du Meraillet and Col du Pré»
It is still too early for the high Alps roads to be open. But I thought I’d climb some beautiful roads and see how high I could get.
Cycle the Alps Traffic-Free: Here’s How (2013 Edition)»
Many of the most famous climbs in the alps have days where they are closed to motor traffic, reserved for cyclists. Nice.
What is more beautiful than cycling in the high Alps? Cycling in the Alps up to an alpine lake!
2010 La Marmotte – Success!»
Painful fun. 174 kilometres, 5000 metres ascent (+16000 feet), over 3 of the most famous climbs in France.
La Maurienne Valley – One of the best base locations for cycling big and famous Tour de France climbs.
