| 4 hairpin turns |
| #86 most elevation gain of Annecy |
| #61 longest climb of Haute Savoie |
Col de Tamié from Faverges is a climb in the region Annecy. It is 9.7km long and bridges 393 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 197. The top of the ascent is located at 911 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 6 reviews of this climb and uploaded 24 photos.
Road names: Route de Tamié & D201C
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It's a nice, quiet climb without too much traffic in a region with many passes and therefore many opportunities to link up!
A visit to the Tamié monastery (monastic shop and beautiful church, a few hectometres diversions) and the Fort de Tamié at the Collet de Tamié (1-2km from the summit) add a little cultural pleasure!
Jolie montée tranquille sans trop de circulation dans une région qui compte de nombreux cols et donc de nombreuses possibilités d'enchaîner!
Une visite au monastère de Tamié (boutique monastique et belle église, détour de quelques hectomètres)et du Fort de Tamié au Collet de Tamié (1-2km depuis le sommet) ajoutent un peu d'agrément culturel !
Nice climb, nothing too steep with some almost level parts to ease the legs.
A worthy extension is the steepish climb to Collet de Tamié (960m).
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From the Collet, you may wish to visit Fort de Tamié. Continue down with amazing views on Albertville and snowy mountain tops via La Soffaz to Rte du Roc Rouge (test your brakes) and take the hidden gem climb with ringing cow bells to Alondaz. I took the way down via Ténésol from there and made the roundtrip through the valley from Ugine to Faverges.
Nice running climb. Not too heavy. Road surface is reasonable. Until the exit to Sambuy still some traffic, then quiet. For a 1st climb to get the legs used to it, fine!
Lekker lopende klim. Niet al te zwaar. Wegdek is redelijk. Tot de afslag naar Sambuy nog wel verkeer, daarna rustig. Voor een 1e klim om de benen te laten wennen, prima!
To go up to the Tamié pass located in the Bauges massif, there are many roads, the one by the D12 leaving Faverges is one of the most classical.
The surface is very good and the slope is relatively gentle.
As for the landscape, nothing too crazy,
A slight detour at the top allows you to reach the Collet de Tamié Alt970M and then descend to Mercury and Albertville in Combe de Savoie.
Note at the top of the Col, 2 restaurants and a drinking water fountain, in the middle of summer it can help.
Good road and be careful.
Pour monter au col de Tamié situé dans le massif des Bauges, les routes sont multiples, celle par la D12 partant de Faverges fait partie des plus classiques.
Le revêtement est très bon et la pente relativement douce.
Coté paysages rien de bien folichon,
Un léger détour au sommet permet d’atteindre le Collet de Tamié Alt970M puis de descendre sur Mercury puis Albertville en Combe de Savoie.
A noter au sommet du Col, 2 restaurants et une fontaine d’eau potable, en plein été ça peut aider.
Bonne route et soyez prudents.
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