| Beautiful scenery |
| 8 hairpin turns |
| #69 average steepest climb of Valais |
Saint-Luc from Vissoie is a climb in the region Valais. It is 10 km long and bridges 767 m of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 7.7%, resulting in a difficulty score of 620. The top of the ascent is located at 1982 m above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 0 photos.
Road name: Route de Saint Luc
5.0 by YoachjeThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.Vissoie is a very nice starting point for this topper of a climb. The route is very gentle and St Luc is a village of your dreams where you can enjoy the delicious apple cakes from the local bakery. The curves make the climb perfect and give you time to admire the views.... read more
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Vissoie is a very nice starting point for this topper of a climb. The route is very gentle and St Luc is a village of your dreams where you can enjoy the delicious apple cakes from the local bakery. The curves make the climb perfect and give you time to admire the views.
Vissoie is een zeer mooi startpunt voor deze topper van een klim. De route is heel gelijdelijk en St Luc is een dorp uit je dromen waar je kunt genieten van de lekker appelkoeken uit de lokale bakker. De bochten maken de klim perfect en geven je tijd om het uitzicht te bewonderen.
This climb goes through St. Luc, but actually ends quite a bit further down the road in Chandolin. Be aware Chandolin is a dead end so you’ll either have to head back to St. Luc to connect to another town. However, when on a mountainbike Chandolin also offers off road connections higher up the mountain.
As for this climb for the most part you are cycling in the cover of trees, which is especially nice on hot sunny days. It’s ‘only’ 10km but at altitude it can be quite challenging for some. In Vissoie you start at around 1200m and climb to Chandolin at almost 2000m. It’s a nice climb with breathtaking views (just before St. Luc you can see the Matterhorn). I always use it to warm-up on tarmac before heading off-road to Tignousa and Hotel Weisshorn for a nice mountainbike tour. It’s an ideal climb for warming up as it’s nice and steady al the way.
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