This route will allow you to discover or rediscover the Aravis massif, its mountain pastures and its climbs... this tour will remain serious with the little-known col des Annes, but the incredible view from the summit will almost make you forget the ache in your legs!
* Course details :
Departure from La Giettaz - Col des Aravis - La Clusaz - St Jean de Sixt - Grand Bornand - Col des Annes -Grand Bornand - Col des Aravis - La Giettaz: 62km/ 1830 m+.
* Tricky sections:
The first little difficulty of the week to get you started is the Col des Aravis from the village of La Giettaz, which is 6km long and has a relatively even gradient that can still reach 8% in places.
The second difficulty, the Col des Annes, is an often overlooked climb. The first 5km will give you a chance to warm up.
From the hamlet of Les Plans onwards, there are 6.8 km with an average gradient of 9.5%, including 500 m at 12.5%.
The return journey via the other side of the Aravis mountains will be a mere formality.
Type of land : Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring)
Departure from La Giettaz - Col des Aravis - La Clusaz - St Jean de Sixt - Grand Bornand - Col des Annes -Grand Bornand - Col des Aravis - La Giettaz: 62km/ 1830 m+.
* Tricky sections:
The first little difficulty of the week to get you started is the Col des Aravis from the village of La Giettaz, which is 6km long and has a relatively even gradient that can still reach 8% in places.
The second difficulty, the Col des Annes, is an often overlooked climb. The first 5km will give you a chance to warm up.
From the hamlet of Les Plans onwards, there are 6.8 km with an average gradient of 9.5%, including 500 m at 12.5%.
The return journey via the other side of the Aravis mountains will be a mere formality.
Type of land : Hard coating (tar, cement, flooring)
Groups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 12 Maximum number of people
