Gravel Adventure from Courmayeur to Verrand via Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard and La Rosière

A gravel cycling route starting from Courmayeur

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An epic gravel ride starting from Courmayeur, climbing the challenging Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard, and descending to Verrand with breathtaking views of the Italian Alps.

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This distinctive gravel route takes you from Courmayeur to Verrand via the iconic Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard. With a total distance of 71 km and an ascent of 2,917 m, this adventure promises a challenging ride along beautiful landscapes. The highlight of this route is the picturesque village of Dolonne, located just 1 km away from Courmayeur. As you ride through the route, you will also pass by Cromlech du Petit-Saint-Bernard and the renowned ski resort, La Rosière. Overall, this ride offers a thrilling and scenic experience for gravel enthusiasts.

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71 km

2917 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Courmayeur Village center

Courmayeur: Home base for epic climbs in the Aosta Valley.

Courmayeur is a locality in Italy, situated in the Valle d’Aosta/Vallée d’Aoste region. Courmayeur is renowned among cyclists for its proximity to the iconic mountain passes in the Aosta Valley. Road cyclists can tackle legendary climbs like the Colle delle Finestre and Col du Grand Saint Bernard. In addition to the epic climbs, Courmayeur boasts beautiful mountain scenery and alpine landscapes, providing cyclists with a thrilling and picturesque experience. With its proximity to world-famous cycling routes and stunning mountain views, Courmayeur is a must-visit destination for all cycling enthusiasts.

1 km

DolonneHamlet

Dolonne is a charming village known for its traditional architecture and proximity to Courmayeur. Take a moment to explore its narrow streets and enjoy the warm ambiance of this mountain village.

22 km

Cromlech du Petit-Saint-BernardAttraction

Cromlech du Petit-Saint-Bernard is a fascinating archaeological site comprising several stone circles. These ancient structures have sparked curiosity and intrigue amongst historians and adventure enthusiasts.

22 km

Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard2188 mMountain Pass

Col du Petit-Saint-Bernard, at an elevation of 2,177 meters, offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. As you conquer this pass, marvel at the beauty of the Italian and French Alps.

34 km

La RosièreHamlet

La Rosière is a popular ski resort known for its extensive slopes and picturesque landscapes. As you descend into this village, soak in the alpine charm and prepare yourself for the next part of the adventure.

46 km

Colle di Fourclaz2481 mMountain Pass

Colle di Fourclaz is a lesser-known pass that offers a serene and tranquil refuge from the crowds. Enjoy the solitude and take in the natural beauty as you pedal through this scenic section.

70 km

VerrandVillage

Verrand is a small village nestled amidst the Alps, offering postcard-worthy scenery. Immerse yourself in the local culture and get a taste of traditional mountain life.