The Hill Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Servian

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Conquer challenging hills on this breathtaking road route

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Embark on a hill challenge along this breathtaking 101-kilometer road route starting near Servian. This route, with an ascent of 1318 meters, is ideal for cyclists seeking a thrilling uphill adventure. Bassan welcomes you with its tranquil ambiance and historic charm. Autignac offers picturesque landscapes and authentic French countryside views. Hérépian awaits with its scenic beauty and serene atmosphere. Saint-Étienne-Estréchoux is a hidden gem boasting historical sites and traditional French architecture. Journisse provides a reward for your efforts with its panoramic views from the top. Feel the exhilaration as you conquer the challenging Col de Dio, revered by cyclists for its epicness. Journey through Carlencas-et-Levas, surrounded by natural beauty and peaceful surroundings. Ascend to Vailhan and soak in the stunning vistas from its peak. Petit Glauzy is a peaceful hamlet offering a peaceful getaway amidst breathtaking landscapes. Complete your adventure in Servian, the town where it all began.

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101 km

1318 m

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Start: Servian Village center

Servian: Cycling paradise in the heart of Languedoc-Roussillon

Servian is a locality in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, Servian offers picturesque routes through the beautiful countryside. The roads are well-maintained and the terrain is varied, making it suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. One of the key attractions for cyclists in Servian is the Montagnac-Servian climb, which is a well-known and challenging ascent. Overall, Servian provides a great cycling experience with its scenic landscapes and notable climbs.