Nearby passes and itineraries

The north side of this famous Tour de France pass is the hardest, so you have a good excuse for taking a break to visit the Charterhouse at Le Reposoi...

"This is the hardest side, with steep gradients from the very start and some formidable walls, but your efforts will be rewarded by a fabulous view of...

Start by following the Pont de la Caille Circuit, and then continue through Cruseilles.

If you hate steep climbs, this is not the ride for you. Great view overlooking the lake.

Awarded the ‘Vélo et Fromages’ (Bike and Cheese) label, this pre-alpine route begins with a beautiful incursion into the heart of the Aravis via the v...

Very nice road with south facing bends, facing the Tournette mount. Less crowded, but much more difficult than the Aravis Pass Gradient : 7%

One of the area's great classics, with a beautiful descent between Serraval and St-Ferréol, and an easy return leg along the Annecy Cycleway.

"Cycling this pass is a great way to enjoy the superb scenery of the Bauges Mountains. Don’t miss the chance to stop off at Tamié Abbey and taste the...

From the Col de Tamié, it is only a short detour to the Abbey, where you can try the monks' famous cheese.

One of the best kept secrets locally, of considerable difficulty because of its very steep sections. There's an auberge at the summit. Slope : 10%

This ride is a slightly longer version of the Col de la Croix-Fry climb. However, it is on the beautiful, south-facing bends of the Croix-Fry that you...

"Superb switchbacks surrounded by alpine meadows and magnificent views of Mont Blanc make this a must-do climb, but take care as the road is often bus...