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Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur
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Briançon
Puy-Saint-Vincent

The Gorges du Guil – Panorama / Galibier loop from Puy-Saint-Vincent

Hard

5.0

(8)

655

riders

The Gorges du Guil – Panorama / Galibier loop from Puy-Saint-Vincent

09:44

173km

3,800m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 56.0 km for 13.4 km

Closed: • October 1-June 15 (otherwise open)

After 116 km for 160 m

Closed: • October 20-May 31 (otherwise open)

After 117 km for 160 m

Closed: • October 20-May 31 (otherwise open)

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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27.5 km

Le Guil

Lake

2

34.1 km

Gorges du Guil

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Incredible road, you enjoy it even more on a bike.

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3

35.3 km

Beautiful road with breathtaking passages.

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35.9 km

Retenue du Barrage de la Maison du Roy

Lake

5

41.2 km

The Gorges du Guil

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The Guil gorges are one of the natural gateways to the Queyras national park. The torrential river has carved exceptional gorges out of the rock. This canyon, on numerous occasions, …

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6

44.7 km

Gorges of the Guil

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Cycling through these gorges is a wonderful experience.

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59.1 km

Col de la Platrière

Mountain Pass

61.6 km

Col d'Izoard

Mountain Pass

68.9 km

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

10

113 km

Panorama / Galibier

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As you ascend it's hard to take in the full scenery, but the views on the way down are absolutely breathtaking. Forget the Strava Kom (it's already taken by the pros anyway) and pause for a photo!

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11

116 km

Monument to Henri Desgrange

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memorial monument known as the Henri Desgranges Monument.

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12

124 km

Lautaret Pass

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The Col du Lautaret is the last climb before heading to the summit of the Col du Galibier. The Lautaret route can be quite busy; the best day to ride is Sunday, when heavy goods vehicles are banned.

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13

161 km

Views of the Durance

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I recommend driving along this street because there's little traffic and the view is excellent.

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173 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

80.5 km

52.4 km

35.3 km

3.30 km

1.10 km

113 m

Surfaces

170 km

1.24 km

659 m

294 m

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Highest point (2,540 m)

Lowest point (890 m)

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Weather

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Tuesday 14 July

33°C

14°C

86 %

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Comments

July 6, 2022,Étape 5 : Valloire à Guillestre
Col du Galibier magnificent in very good weather again and without a hair of wind then the col de l'Izoard just as beautiful.

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Unfortunately I caught a bee sting on my left ear on the second descent today. A fellow cyclist has removed the sting.

After I was able to cool down with ice cubes in the next bar for an hour, I am quite confident that this will not affect me for the last few days.

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July 14, 2021,Gabalier und Izoard
Today we went over the Galabier and the COL d‘Izoard, we were again 2200 hm

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July 14, 2022,Rennrad-Tour
Garmin was too big and skipped 10 kilometers. It was over. 100 km and more than 2000 hm.

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Today's stage ran from Vars in the Hautes-Alpes to Valloire. There's no exact equivalent in the 1975 TdF route, but the 16th stage on July 14, 1975, ran over the Col du Vars (which we tackled yesterday) and the Col d'Izoard to Serre-Chevalier near Briançon. This stage was won by the eventual overall winner, Bernard Thévenet. This was followed by …

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This day gives you three of the most famous French alpine climbs: the steep Telegraphe, the might Galibier with its never ending turns and the green and desert like Izoard. The last one is one of my favourite pass of all the Alps!
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