Val-d'Isère - Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Val-d'Isere

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Experience the stunning beauty of the Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard on this challenging gravel route.

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This 98km gravel route takes you from Val-d'Isère to the Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard, offering stunning alpine scenery along the way. With an ascent of over 4000m, this is a challenging ride suitable for experienced cyclists. Highlights of the route include the picturesque village of Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise and the historic ruins of Redoute Ruinee. The difficulty rating for this route is 4, and the epicness rating is 4, making it a rewarding and memorable cycling experience.

gravel

98 km

4053 m

Tough

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Start: Val-d'Isère Village center

Val-d'Isère: Cyclist's paradise with access to famous Col de l'Iseran.

Val-d'Isère is a town located in the Rhône-Alpes region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, the locality offers a mix of challenging terrain suitable for road and gravel cycling. The town is renowned for its stunning alpine scenery and attracts cyclists looking for a thrilling ride. Val-d'Isère is home to the famous Col de l'Iseran, the highest paved mountain pass in the Alps, which is a must for any cyclist seeking a legendary climb. Overall, Val-d'Isère is a paradise for cyclists who enjoy pushing their limits and conquering iconic mountain passes.

7 km

Le ChevrilHamlet

Le Chevril is a small historic hamlet known for its charming stone houses and peaceful atmosphere.

19 km

Le BaptieuHamlet

36 km

Redoute RuinéeCastle

Redoute Ruinée is a historic fortification that offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

36 km

Col de la Traversette2383 mMountain Pass

Col de la Traversette is a challenging mountain pass with stunning views of the Alps.

55 km

Cromlech du Petit-Saint-BernardAttraction

Cromlech du Petit-Saint-Bernard is a prehistoric stone circle located near the summit of the pass, providing an intriguing sight for curious explorers.