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3 legendary Alpine passes to pedal over in the heart of breathtaking mountain scenery: Col des Champs, Col de la Cayolle and the Col d’Allos, a former Tour de France stage.
The road is fairly shaded and offers a fine view of the Entrevaux citadel from the first hairpin bends. The climb is pleasant, with steady gradients (5%-6%) except for the first kilometer, when they are closer to 8-9%.
Cycling loop in the Gorges du Verdon, quite difficult with 2 passes to cross, so a good pedal stroke is recommended!
Pedal at your own pace through a landscape dominated by the emerald green of the lake.
After traversing the upper Verdon valley, starting from Clumanc, the “Les 3 Asses” itinerary is a small loop for the general public, accessible to families and more athletic hikers with limited time.
After traversing the upper Verdon valley, starting from Clumanc, the “Les 3 Asses” itinerary is a small loop for the general public, accessible to families and more athletic hikers with limited time.
This 24 km bike trail in La Palud sur Verdon takes you on a tour of the Grand Canyon ridges. The 14 Belvederes reveal the mythical cliffs of the Verdon and offer unforgettable views of the Grand Canyon.
The upper valley of the Verdon offers many opportunities for cycling tours and discoveries.
Col d’Allos and Col des Champs are very popular passes for cycling enthusiasts.
Departure from Colmars-les-Alpes, a town of character on the banks of the Verdon, one of the most beautiful towns fortified by Vauban with its two forts protecting the valley entrances.
From Haute-Savoie to the Alpes-Maritimes, the “P’tites Routes du Soleil” already have all the makings of a great cycling itinerary: 890 kilometers punctuated by 44 affordable “p’tits” passes. Welcome to the great cycling journey through the Pre-Alps.