Cycling & MTB · Brides-les-Bains
Brides-les-Bains: 13 places listed on Savoie.
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The Col de la Loze is the last born among the alpine passes. Connecting Courchevel and Meribel valleys on a road only for bikes, pedestrians or other non-motorized guests, it will …
The roads near Brides-les-Bains allow cyclists to discover charming Alpine villages. Cyclists can enjoy the local authenticity, explore the traditional architecture and admire the …
The pass of Tougnète, a cycling challenge in the French Alps, offers steep slopes and tight bends, rewarding cyclists with spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. An unforgettable …
The highest road in the Alps, the Col de l’Iseran is a monster at 2770m altitude. In a very high mountain setting, with breathtaking scenery, it is well worth the effort.
The Col de la Loze, of which Bridesles-Bains is kilometre zero, is an emblematic mountain route in the French Alps. This road, reserved for bikes and non-motorised vehicles, links …
The Col de la Loze, of which Bridesles-Bains is kilometre zero, is an emblematic mountain route in the French Alps. This road, reserved for bikes and non-motorised vehicles, links …
A legendary pass climbed by the Tour de France for the first time in 1969. This is an opportunity to follow the tracks of DANGUILLAUME, VAN IMPE, DELGADO and VIRENQUE, all of whom …
From Brides-les-Bains, this pass offers breathtaking views. After La Rosière, the route takes you to the FRANCE-ITALY border, where you can enjoy a meal at the famous Hospice du Pe…
This pass is less well known but well worth the trip. A charming little road, less travelled, it offers a fine series of twists and turns on the way to Notre-Dame-du-Pré.
Le Cormet (« Pass « in Beaufortain dialect) is located on the main Alpine road. It is one of the most beautiful passes in the Alps. Further down, the Lake Roselend offers extraordi…
The road ends at the altiport, at an altitude of over 2000 m. Kilometre posts and a timing system have been installed so cyclists can time their ascent.
The Tour de France stopped off in Méribel in 1973. Kilometre posts have been installed for cyclists. Contact the tourist office for details.
In a picteuresque setting, come measure yourself against the percentages of the climb into Courchevel. A climb among the pines that will reveal stunning views of the 3 valleys and …
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