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mafelofr · 9 months
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Col della Lombarda - Col de la Bonette - Col du Vars - Col d’Izoard, 2023
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simrockfelin · 8 months
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Col de la Bonette, Alpes Hautes-Provence
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mikamaru07 · 11 months
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Prise de vue au Col de la Bonette, plus haute route d'Europe a 2802m d'altitude
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Swipe through to witness owner of many a Series Land Rover @jonny12z enjoying time on the French Alps near the border of Italy at Col de la Bonette with L663 Defender 110 #LandRover #L663 #Defender2020 #AllNewDefender #Defender110 #landroverdefender #landroverphotoalbum #landroverevolved #TeamDefender (at Col de la Bonette) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck7mYPktOWl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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lsundarinfo · 19 days
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Conquering the Peaks: Top 10 Motorable Mountain Passes in France
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France, a country synonymous with romance, boasts not just charming cities and historic landmarks, but also breathtaking mountain ranges that beckon adventurous drivers. Winding roads snake through majestic peaks, offering stunning vistas and unforgettable experiences. Buckle up and get ready to explore the top 10 motorable mountain passes in France:
1. Col de la Bonette (French Alps): Claiming the title of the highest paved road in Europe at a staggering 2807 meters (9,209 ft), Col de la Bonette is a must-do for driving enthusiasts. The ascent is challenging with tight corners and switchbacks, but the panoramic views of the Mercantour National Park are simply unmatched. Be aware that the road might be closed during winter due to snow.
2. Col du Tourmalet (Pyrenees): A legendary climb in the Tour de France cycling race, Col du Tourmalet sits at an impressive 2115 meters (6,936 ft). The route offers diverse landscapes, from lush valleys to barren moonscapes. Keep an eye out for the iconic stele commemorating the Tour de France champions at the summit.
3. Col de l'Iseran (French Alps): Connecting Tignes and Val d'Isère ski resorts, Col de l'Iseran stands at a height of 2341 meters (7,680 ft). The drive is known for its gentle slopes and wide open spaces, making it a scenic and relaxing journey. This pass is a great choice for families or those new to mountain driving.
4. Col du Galibier (French Alps): Another iconic climb in the Tour de France, Col du Galibier reaches a height of 2365 meters (7,760 ft). The route features dramatic switchbacks and breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including the majestic Mont Blanc. Be prepared for unpredictable weather conditions at this high altitude.
5. Route des Grandes Alpes (French Alps): More than just a single pass, Route des Grandes Alpes is a scenic route spanning 700 kilometers (435 miles) that traverses the French Alps. This epic journey connects Lake Geneva to the French Riviera, offering a diverse landscape of mountains, valleys, and charming villages. Be sure to factor in multiple days to fully appreciate this incredible route.
6. Col de la Madeleine (French Alps): Lying at an altitude of 2083 meters (6,834 ft), Col de la Madeleine is another challenging climb for cyclists and drivers alike. The route features 21 hairpin bends and stunning views of the Beaufortin Valley. This pass is a popular choice for those seeking a scenic yet demanding drive.
7. Col de Cayolle (French Alps): Nestled in the Mercantour National Park, Col de Cayolle sits at a height of 2326 meters (7,631 ft). The route offers a mix of forested areas and open meadows, with opportunities for wildlife spotting along the way. This pass is a great choice for nature lovers seeking a more tranquil driving experience.
8. Col de Porte (French Alps): Connecting the Tarentaise and Maurienne valleys at an altitude of 1325 meters (4,347 ft), Col de Porte is a relatively low-altitude pass compared to others on this list. The route is known for its gentle slopes and wide open spaces, making it a great choice for a relaxing drive with scenic views. This pass is also a popular spot for paragliding enthusiasts.
9. Col de la Forclaz (French Alps): Located near Chamonix, Col de la Forclaz sits at a height of 1525 meters (5,003 ft). The route offers breathtaking views of Mont Blanc and the surrounding glaciers. This pass is a great starting point for exploring the Chamonix Mont-Blanc valley, a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.
10. Col de la Schlucht (Vosges Mountains): Situated in the Vosges Mountains, Col de la Schlucht stands at an altitude of 1139 meters (3,737 ft). The route is known for its dense forests and charming villages. This pass is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts and offers beautiful scenery year-round.
Tips for Driving in France as a Foreign Tourist:
Exploring France's mountain passes by car is a truly unforgettable experience. With breathtaking scenery, challenging roads, and charming villages along the way, it's a journey for the adventurous soul. Be sure to plan your trip carefully, obtain the necessary permits, and follow safety precautions while driving in the mountains. With the tips provided and a bit of research, you can embark on an epic road trip and conquer the peaks of France!
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societelifemagazine · 1 month
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PARIS-NICE ETAPE 7 Classement 2024 à l'issue de l'étape 7
NICE 06 AURON 06 NICE Entre mer et montagne, la capitale azuréenne mêle encore à cette époque de l’année le bleu de la Baie des Anges au blanc des cimes du Mercantour. En quelques coups de pédales depuis la mer Méditerranée, vous voilà au pied des plus belles ascensions de la Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur, au cœur d’un magnifi que territoire de montagne. De la Promenade des Anglais jusqu’au col de la Bonette, qui culmine à plus de 2 700 mètres sur la plus haute route d’Europe, c’est une terre de prédilection pour le sport et un véritable paradis pour la pratique des activités physiques sous toutes les formes tout au long de l’année : ski, voile, course pédestre, ultratrail, VTT, randonnée, alpinisme et bien évidemment cyclisme. A l’occasion de cet avant-dernier jour de course, les coureurs de Paris-Nice mettront ainsi en exergue tout ce que notre territoire peut o rir de plus beau au mois de mars en prenant la route d’Auron, à 1 600 mètres d’altitude, pour la première fois dans l’histoire de la Course au soleil
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photo : Billy Ceusters - ASO 2024
AURON Après le col de Turini en 2022 et le col de la Couillole en 2023, c’est encore une ascension très sélective qui attend les coureurs pour conclure cette avantdernière étape : depuis Saint-Étienne-de-Tinée, il s’agira en e et de se hisser jusqu’à Auron, aux portes du parc national du Mercantour. Créée en 1937, Auron est l’une des stations emblématiques du territoire de montagne azuréen, à moins d’une heure trente de Nice et de son aéroport international. Elle a imposé sa gri e depuis de nombreuses années par la grande qualité et l’étendue de son domaine skiable (135 km) mais également par la diversité des activités proposées tout au long de l’année.
VAINQUEUR ÉTAPE 7 1 ALEKSANDR VLASOV
Paris-Nice
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danishskimarathon · 9 months
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“Chamonix to Nice” or “Ski to Sea” project was a total of 8457 positive metres of climbing done on 4 days of roller skiing with 7 mountain stages along the route 💥🤗 Above all this was an “adventure tour” with a side project to promote XC skiing and the Skiclassics alike with the Tour de France. Skiing on the same mountain passes as the cyclists, talking about how the pro-tour we have tried and want to do again is the same build up as Tour de France with it’s jerseys, teams and different stages 🙌 This tour was done on lower intensity with easier rolling wheels. Since it was a bit on the unknown territory being on alone, Bjørn was defensive with the heart rate. The maximum allowed by himself was 150BPM for shorter amounts of time 🤠(maximum 190BPM in double poling xc skiing). This was an adventure tour and the route passed some mythical mountain roads often used in Tour de France like Col de Saisies, Col de la Madeleine, Col du télégraphe, Col de Glibber, Col d’Izoard, Col de Vars and last Col de la Bonette with the highest paved road in Europe 😍. The project was unsupported and hence Bjørn had to get himself down from the mountain by own means, which meant hitch hiking was the fastest option, carrying only the strict necessary on a hip backpack, the weight still was an extra 5 kilos with water and extra clothes. Lots of friendly people helped Bjørn down from the mountain roads, since roller skiing is not an option 🙏😉 Cyclists were doing the same route and they were very helpful in taking photos and videos, cheering along the way 🥳😍 The project came to an end in Nice, a bit of parade along the Sea and a nice swim in the Mediterranean! 🌊🎬
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emzeciorrr · 2 years
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EUROPE’S MOST BEAUTIFUL ROADS Trailer from KamKam Visuals on Vimeo.
18 days and 11 countries, 35 charges of the Nissan Leaf electric, 6,871 km - across Europe's most beautiful roads � In the new documentary series Arkady Fiedler wanted to showcase his journey from last year, across Europe in search of the most beautiful roads of the continent. He managed to drive on some epic roads with an electric car, checking out whether it is possible to travel without problems and comfortably in such a way.
Stunning Serbia, a symbol of Montenegro – the Đurđevića bridge over the Tara canyon, Romanian Transalpina, high border crossings between Switzerland and France as well as Italy and France – Col de la Bonette – a mountain pass that is considered the highest asphalt road in Europe, Mont Blanc, Lake Garda and Como in Italy, Vesuvius and Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast and its colourful towns...
DOP & Post-production: Kamil Piechowiak kamkam-visuals.com/portfolio/
Music: Igor Szulc - Rogi Clush
LOCATION Romania, Montenegro, Serbia, Croatia, Italy, France, Switzerland
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harp-detectives · 2 years
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#winteriscoming 📸🕵️ #detective #prive #Nice https://harp-detectives.fr #detectiveprivenice (à Col de la Bonette) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjN7h0Ljiyh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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frenchkriss · 3 years
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Col de la Bonette, Alpes.
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mafelofr · 4 years
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Col de la Bonette, 2020
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stealthisnick · 5 years
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doktortraktor · 2 years
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Westalpen Offroad 2021
Aussergewöhnlich lange musste ich 2021 warten bis es endlich wieder auf Motorradreise ging und dies auch bloss für 10 Tage. Die Offroad-Pisten der Westalpen waren das Ziel, dazu sollte die ganze Ausrüstung und Technik auf Praxistauglichkeit für den anstehenden Südafrika-Trip getestet werden. Zum ersten Mal wollte ich auch die Offroad Fähigkeit meiner neuen Moto Guzzi V 85TT testen, ich versprach…
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swizzlybiker · 3 years
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The Col de l'Iseran, with an altitude of 2764 m, is the highest mountain pass in the Alps that can be crossed - the Col de la Bonette is 2715 m high, and the 2802 m can only be reached through the additional loop, which is not a pass. The Col de l'Iseran is on the route of the Route des Grandes Alpes, famous among cyclists and motorcyclists alike. The Route des Grandes Alpes is one of the famous French routes through the Alps to the Mediterranean. It runs from Thonon-les-Bains on Lake Geneva to Menton on the Côte d'Azur and crosses 16 Alpine passes, including the aforementioned Col de l'Iseran, the highest road pass in the Alps at 2764 meters. 🏍 🏍 🏍 Der Col de l’Iseran ist mit einer Höhe von 2764 m der höchste überfahrbare Gebirgspass der Alpen – der Col de la Bonette ist 2715 m hoch, die 2802 m erreicht man nur durch die Zusatzschleife, die jedoch kein Pass ist. Der Col de l'Iseran liegt auf der Strecke der bei Fahrrad- und Motorradfahrern gleichermassen berühmten Route des Grandes Alpes.
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thingsdavidlikes · 4 years
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Col de la Bonette by Sandro Bisaro https://flic.kr/p/2jxgdwY
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toticiklist · 4 years
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Slike, Col de la Bonette
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