Le Lignon from Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval is a climb in the region Haute Savoie. It is 6.8 km long and bridges 435 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 350. The top of the ascent is located at 1180 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 9 photos.
Road names: Route de Salvagny & Route du Lignon
4.0 by CromagnonThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.A pleasant climb along a road that’s been patched up, then patched up again over the patches… I’m exaggerating: the road surface – or rather, its varying conditions – ranges from the best (a section that’s been completely resurfaced) to the acceptable (numerous patches on this poor tarmac). A few tourists heading up to see the Rouget waterfall. The traffic is very manageable. The gradients are never really gruelling, but it’s a good climb. The Rouget Waterfall, known as ‘the Quee... read more
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A pleasant climb along a road that’s been patched up, then patched up again over the patches…
I’m exaggerating: the road surface – or rather, its varying conditions – ranges from the best (a section that’s been completely resurfaced) to the acceptable (numerous patches on this poor tarmac).
A few tourists heading up to see the Rouget waterfall. The traffic is very manageable.
The gradients are never really gruelling, but it’s a good climb.
The Rouget Waterfall, known as ‘the Queen of the Alps’, is 90 metres high and is well worth a short stop on the way back.
Further up, continuing along Le Lignon, you’ll come across lots of abandoned farms and chalets.
The cirque and the waterfall are two lovely walks not to be missed.
Une montée agréable sur une route rafistolée, puis rafistolée à nouveau sur les rafistolages…
J’exagère : son revêtement ou plutôt ses diverses qualités de revêtement vont du meilleur (tronçon refait à neuf) à de l’acceptable (nombreux pansements sur ce pauvre tarmac).
Quelques touristes qui montent découvrir la cascade du Rouget. Une circulation très supportable.
Les pourcentages ne sont jamais vraiment douloureux, mais, ça grimpe bien.
Cette cascade du Rouget, « la reine des Alpes » mesure 90 mètres et elle méritera bien une courte halte au retour.
Plus haut, en poursuivant sur Le Lignon, on croise beaucoup de fermes et chalets abandonnés.
Le cirque et la cascade sont deux chouettes balades à ne pas manquer.
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