| 17 hairpin turns |
| #55 longest climb of Savoie |
Col de Champ-Laurent via Valgelon la Rochette is a climb in the region Savoie. It is 10.5 mi long and bridges 2733 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 5%, resulting in a difficulty score of 566. The top of the ascent is located at 3655 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 2 reviews of this climb and uploaded 3 photos.
Road names: D23, D24 & D207
4.0 by ChasseurDeColDuRHoneThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.Quite a long and totally irregular climb. Quite steady up to the village of Etable, a little less so between Etable and La Table. This is followed by a slight descent and a false-flat valley floor before the fork in the road that takes you for the last 3 km, which stings a lot. Sumptuous view of Lauziere from the summit.... read more
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Quite a long and totally irregular climb.
Quite steady up to the village of Etable, a little less so between Etable and La Table. This is followed by a slight descent and a false-flat valley floor before the fork in the road that takes you for the last 3 km, which stings a lot.
Sumptuous view of Lauziere from the summit.
Une montée assez longue et totalement irréguliere.
Assez soutenu jusqu'au village d'étable, un peu moins entre étable et la table. S'ensuit une legere resdescente et un fond de vallée faux plat avant la bifurcation qui vous même sur les3 derniers km quii piquent beaucoup.
Point de vue sompteux sur la lauziere au sommet.
A country route up the Vallée des Huiles, the road is rarely steep, quite good and very quiet. The final section, when you leave the road leading to Grand Cucheron, is steeper for 4 kilometres. Perfect for a pleasant walk in an unspoilt and secluded setting.
Route champêtre en remontant la vallée des Huiles, la route est moyennement raide, plutôt bonne et très calme. Après le charmant village de La Table, une petite descente nous mène au replat du Bourget-en-Huile. La partie finale lorsque l'on quitte la route qui mène au Grand Cucheron est plus pentue pendant 4 petits kilomètres. Parfait pour une ballade agréable dans un cadre préservé et isolé.
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| 7 mph | 01:29:20 |
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| 12 mph | 00:52:18 |
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