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Saint-Girons Grand Circuit


A road cycling route starting from Saint-Girons

Explore the dramatic landscapes of Midi-Pyrénées

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The Saint-Girons Grand Circuit is a challenging route that takes you through the diverse and stunning landscapes of Midi-Pyrénées. With over 110 kilometers to cover and nearly 3000 meters of ascent, this route is a true test of endurance for experienced cyclists. Starting near Saint-Girons, you'll pass through picturesque villages, lush valleys, and climb challenging mountain passes. The highlights along the route include Tête d'Ane, Rivèrenert, Col de la Crouzette, and the scenic village of Massat. With a difficulty rating of 5 and an epicness score of 4, this route offers a demanding and unforgettable cycling experience.

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111 km
2971 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Eycheil Village center
Saint-Girons: Mountain and gravel cycling paradise in the Pyrenees.
Saint-Girons is a locality in Midi-Pyrénées, France. From a cyclist's perspective, Saint-Girons is a paradise for mountain and gravel cyclists. Located in the Pyrenees, the region offers challenging climbs and rugged terrains that attract cyclists from all over the world. Some well-known climbs near Saint-Girons include Col de Portet d'Aspet and Col des Ares. Cyclists can also explore gravel routes through the wild landscapes of Parc Naturel Régional des Pyrénées Ariégeoises. Overall, Saint-Girons is a top destination for cyclists seeking exhilarating mountain and gravel adventures.
Tête d'Ane819 mPeak
Located at 9 kilometers on the route, Tête d'Ane offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
RivèrenertVillage
Rivèrenert is a charming village located at the 9 kilometer mark, perfect for a quick rest and refreshments.
Col de la Crouzette1244 mMountain Pass
Col de la Crouzette, at 22 kilometers, is a challenging climb that rewards you with stunning views from the summit.
MassatVillage
Massat, at 39 kilometers, is a must-visit village known for its traditional architecture and tranquil atmosphere.
Pic de l'Areille1301 mPeak
At 46 kilometers, Pic de l'Areille offers a challenging ascent and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
Courtal de BastardShelter
Courtal de Bastard, at 64 kilometers, is a scenic spot with beautiful meadows and grazing livestock.
Col d'Agnes1570 mMountain Pass
Col d'Agnes, at 69 kilometers, is a legendary climb known for its remoteness and breathtaking views from the top.
ErcéVillage
Ercé, at 87 kilometers, is a charming village surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque landscapes.
OustVillage
Oust, at 94 kilometers, is a lovely village with a rich history and traditional architecture.
Les Tourons784 mPeak
Les Tourons, at 104 kilometers, is a tranquil spot with stunning views over the surrounding countryside.
Finish: Eycheil Village center
Saint-Girons: Mountain and gravel cycling paradise in the Pyrenees.

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