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One hundred passes in the Alps

Presentation

A 1,580 km route from Annecy to Nice and back.

Comprising 105 passes, five of which have an altitude of over 2000 metres, 18 optional passes and around 37,800 metres of ascent.

Traced by René Poty (Cent Cols n°530).

Course

Registration form

Theme

The Club des Cent Cols, founded in 1972, is affiliated to the French Cycling Federation under No. 6384, offers you this permanent walk based on a simple theme: "One hundred passes".

One hundred passes, either to allow you to join the Confrérie du Club des Cent Cols, or to allow you to progress in the Confrérie's "Tableau d'Honneur", or in any case to help you discover or rediscover the Alps in all their aspects.

One hundred passes, the main ones in the French Alps, one hundred passes that will take you on a breathtaking mountain bike tour.

One hundred and four passes (including 5 at an altitude of over 2,000m) over 1,580km (for a total climb of at least 28,000m), with the option of including Mont Ventoux as a variant for the insatiable.

Controls

The eight controls will be carried out at points along the route chosen by the rider, with one control being carried out in each section (the section numbers are to be found on the route map).

  1. Annecy / Col de la Croix de Fer
  2. Col de la Croix de Fer / Guillestre
  3. Guillestre / Sisteron
  4. Sisteron / Nice
  5. Nice / Manosque
  6. Manosque / St Nazaire le Désert
  7. St Nazaire le Désert / Voreppe
  8. Voreppe / Annecy

NB: The walk can be done as 3 loops:

  • Annecy / Col de la Croix de Fer / Voreppe / Annecy
  • Col de la Croix de Fer / Sisteron / Manosque / Voreppe
  • Sisteron / Nice /Manosque / Sisteron

Main passes

  • Col du Grand Cucheron
  • Col du Glandon
  • Col du Télégraphe
  • Col du Galibier 2642 m
  • Collet du Plan Nicolas 2406 m
  • Col de Turini
  • Col de Braus
  • Col de Vence
  • Col de Fontaube
  • Col du Granier
  • Plainpalais Pass
  • Col du Goléron, etc.

BCN and BPF sites on the route

  • Menthon
  • Col de la Croix de Fer 2068 m
  • Col du Lautaret 2058 m, Col d'Izoard 2361 m
  • Annot
  • Peïra Caiva
  • La Turbie
  • Gréolières
  • Moustiers Ste-Marie
  • Mont Ventoux
  • Montbrun les Bains
  • Brantes
  • La Motte-Chalançon
  • Col de Rousset
  • Col de la Machine
  • Mount Revard

Rules of the game for permanent walks

All participants in this permanent trail agree to respect the rules of the game governing it.

For further information

Contact the person in charge of permanent walks

Jean-Marc CLEMENT
10 rue de Normandie
31120 Portet sur Garonne
FRANCE

Tel: +33 (0)5 61 76 30 12
E-mail: [email]randos@centcols.org [/email]

Please note: Please send your roadmaps for homologation as well as your postcards and travelogues only to the current person in charge, whatever you find as old information (so do not write to Roger Colombo, Bernard Pommel, Jean-Marc Lefèvre or Roland Grimaud †).

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