Val-Cenis - Lanslebourg-Mont-Cenis

Enjoy the beautiful scenery, the Mont-Cenis lake, the surrounding peaks, and the small plateau in the middle of the peaks that precedes the Petit Mont-Cenis pass.

Carte & Points d’intérêt

J'y vais

Description

A first part which is to be considered as a connection from the technical point of view. By the way you can stop for a drink or a snack at the Petit Mont Cenis refuge, it is located 300m away from the route.The rest is quite different, you are in Hannibal's footsteps. The warrior would have passed through this pass with his army perched on pachyderms. A statue erected in Val Cenis Bramans suggests the memory of this invasion. Hannibal, the character name alone gives you the mood. A few hairpin bend and a lot of big stones will require your full attention, but it works, apply yourself. After the Suffet refuge, the course is more fun, there are even a few pedal strokes to give to overcome very slight bumps and then you can relax. Stay focused on driving and have fun with the terrain on these playful trails that lead you to Val Cenis Bramans.
Why this name? You will pass on the route known as La Crosta and honestly you have to be brave to go there!

Période d'ouverture

Closed temporarily.

Itinéraire

  • Balisage BALISE
  • Type d'itinéraire ALLER_ITINERANCE
  • Précision balisage French Cycling Federation signposting
  • Nature du terrain Stone Ground Grit

Tarifs

Free access.

Plus d'infos

Commune : Val-Cenis - Lanslebourg-Mont-Cenis
Adresse :
Col du Mont-Cenis
Lanslebourg-Mont-Cenis
73480

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L’itinéraire en bref

  • Difficulté
    Difficulté Level black - very hard
  • Dénivelé positif
    Dénivelé positif 330 m
  • Distance
    Distance 19 km
  • Dénivelé négatif
    Dénivelé négatif 1165 m
  • Altitude max.
    Altitude max. 2181
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