Mountainous Challenge: Polliat to Mont Brouilly

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Embark on an epic road cycling journey from Polliat to the famous Mont Brouilly.

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Experience the thrill of conquering challenging ascents and breathtaking descents on this road cycling route from Polliat to Mont Brouilly. With a total ascent of 1491 meters over a distance of 136 kilometers, this route is suited for experienced cyclists looking for a tough challenge. The stunning views from the top of Mont Brouilly make every pedal stroke worthwhile.

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Start: Polliat Village center

Polliat: Cycling paradise in the Rhône-Alpes region. A must-visit for every cyclist.

Polliat, situated in the Rhône-Alpes region of France, is a haven for road and gravel cyclists. The locality offers a great variety of cycling routes, including challenging climbs and scenic countryside roads. Cycling enthusiasts will appreciate the well-maintained roads and the picturesque landscapes that surround the town. Polliat is also located near the famous cycling spot, Mont Blanc, which adds to its appeal. With all these factors in mind, Polliat deserves a top cyclist perspective rank of 5.

9 km

ChaveyriatVillage

Chaveyriat is a scenic village located on the way to Mont Brouilly, offering picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.

25 km

Dompierre-sur-ChalaronneVillage

Dompierre-sur-Chalaronne is a charming town with a rich history and architectural heritage, worth a visit during your cycling adventure.

41 km

GuéreinsVillage

In Guéreins, take a break and enjoy a refreshing drink in one of the local cafes while admiring the beautiful countryside views.

54 km

Mont Brouilly484 mPeak

Mont Brouilly is famous for its vineyards and offers panoramic views of the Beaujolais region from its summit, a must-visit for wine enthusiasts.

60 km

BeaujeuVillage

Beaujeu is known as the historical capital of the Beaujolais wine region, with charming wineries and cultural attractions to explore.

70 km

Col de Crie624 mMountain Pass

Challenge yourself to conquer Col de Crie, a popular climb among cyclists, offering stunning views at the top.

78 km

OurouxVillage

Pass through Ouroux, a village known for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding hills and vineyards.

90 km

Table d'orientationViewpoint

Visit the Table d'orientation, a viewpoint that offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside, perfect for taking a break and capturing memorable photos.