Summit Tour: Conquer the Jura Mountain Passes

A road cycling route starting from Sainte-Croix

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Embark on a challenging road cycling tour to conquer the summit of the Jura Mountains

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Take on the challenge of conquering the summit of the Jura Mountains on this 90 km road cycling tour. With an ascent of 1,913 meters, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists looking for an adrenaline-filled adventure. Start your journey near the stunning Col des Etroits and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Highlights of the route include the enchanting village of La Côte-aux-Fées, known for its mystical atmosphere, and the picturesque town of Travers, with its traditional Swiss charm. As you reach the summit of Mont Aubert, marvel at the panoramic views of the Jura Mountains that stretch as far as the eye can see. This road cycling tour offers a thrilling experience for those seeking an ultimate cycling challenge in the scenic Région lémanique.

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Start: Sainte-Croix Village center

Sainte-Croix: Indulge in the refined road cycling experience amidst the Swiss Jura Mountains in Sainte-Croix.

Sainte-Croix is a locality in the Région lémanique region of Switzerland. From the perspective of a road and gravel cyclist, Sainte-Croix is a paradise for cycling enthusiasts. This area is famous for its cycling-friendly infrastructure, pristine roads, and efficient public transport options for cyclists. The Swiss Jura Mountains surrounding the town provide endless opportunities for challenging climbs and thrilling descents. Local cycling routes include Col des Etroits and Col des Mosses, which host multiple biking events throughout the year. Therefore, Sainte-Croix is undoubtedly a highly recommended destination for both recreational and professional cyclists.