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Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel

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8 reviews | Elevation profile | 24 photos
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Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
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Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
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Elevation profile Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel

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Difficulty points 511
Length 8.3 mi
Average gradient 5.4%
Steepest segment 11.7%
Total ascent 2352 ft

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Beautiful scenery
9 hairpin turns
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Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel is a climb in the region Savoie. It is 8.3 mi long and bridges 2352 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 5.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 511. The top of the ascent is located at 5167 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 8 reviews of this climb and uploaded 24 photos.

Road names: Route de Champagny, D 91b & D 91b

This is an automatic translation, the original language is: Dutch.
Beautiful dead-end climb up to the start of Parc National de la Vanoise cycled August 2024. Spicy start in Bozel on wide (busy) road through some semi-open galleries to touristy Champagny and Vanoise. Through hairpin turns you cycle to the higher village area where the road narrows into a beautiful yet steep balcony route. Under avalanche gantries, it winds through a narrow rock gorge formed by the deeper mountain river. Once through this, the valley widens and you cycle slightly uphill on w... read more

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Reviews (8)

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Royaldinho
10 Mo 5.0 via the Climbfinder app
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Superb climb with steady ascent of around 8% from Bozel to Champagny. After Champagny follows a beautiful but tough section, then it gets easier and the road continues for several kilometres. Truly a must do!

Schitterende klim met vanuit Bozel tot Champagny gelijkmatige stijging van rond de 8%. Na Champagny volgt een prachtig maar pittig stuk, daarna wordt het makkelijker en loopt de weg nog een aantal kilometers door. Echt een must do!

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patrickbaert
1 y 5.0
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Beautiful dead-end climb up to the start of Parc National de la Vanoise cycled August 2024.
Spicy start in Bozel on wide (busy) road through some semi-open galleries to touristy Champagny and Vanoise.
Through hairpin turns you cycle to the higher village area where the road narrows into a beautiful yet steep balcony route.
Under avalanche gantries, it winds through a narrow rock gorge formed by the deeper mountain river.
Once through this, the valley widens and you cycle slightly uphill on wide road between green alpine meadows flanked on both sides by pure high mountains (rocks/waterfalls/glaciers/snow-capped peaks).
End point is parking for hikers and trekkers. There is a water source,public WC and a refuge (provisioning).
Thanks to Climbfinder, I trekked further into the nature park here with backpack and mountain boots a few days later!

Practical: variable asphalt quality, sometimes car traffic on the narrow balcony route, Coming from Pralognan/Prioux you can avoid the approach from Bozel via a shortcut.

Hidden Top Climb, mandatory fare if you're around there!

Prachtige doodlopende klim tot aan het begin van het Parc National de la Vanoise gefietst augustus 2024.
Pittige start in Bozel op brede (drukke) weg door enkele halfopen gaanderijen tot het toeristische Champagny en Vanoise.
Via haarspeldbochten fiets je naar het hogere dorpsgedeelte waar de weg versmalt tot een prachtige doch steile balkonroute.
Onder lawine gaanderijen wringt deze zich door een nauwe rotskloof (gorge) gevormd door de dieper gelegen bergrivier.
Eens daardoor verbreedt het dal en fiets je licht klimmend op brede weg tussen de groene alpenweiden geflankeerd langs beide zijden door puur hooggebergte (rotsen/watervallen/ gletsjers/besneeuwde toppen).
Eindpunt is parking voor wandelaars en trekkers. Er is een waterbron,publieke WC en een refuge (bevoorrading).
Dankzij Climbfinder trok ik hier met rugzak en bergschoenen enkele dagen later verder het natuurpark in.!

Praktisch: wisselende asfaltkwaliteit, op de smalle balkonroute soms stroppend autoverkeer, Komende van Pralognan/Prioux kan je via een doorsteek de aanloop vanuit Bozel vermijden.

Verborgen Topklim, verplichte kost als je daar in de buurt bent!

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
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BartC
2 y 5.0

Must-do if you're around.
Amazing views over the valleys and when going through the valley. At the end there is a nice café to get a coffee and cheesecake

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
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Ejprins
2 y 5.0
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Without a doubt a hidden gem this climb really has everything.
Rock formations tunnels tightly along a large waterfall. Once you get above the tree line it is truly phenomenal, stunning views waterfalls everywhere you see hikers runners mountain bikers people on horses. When I saw the profile and also because of the classification of the climb I was in doubt about doing it, very glad I did because this is one of the most beautiful climbs.

Zonder twijfel een verborgen juweeltje deze klim heeft werkelijk alles.
Rotsformaties tunneltjes strak langs een grote waterval. Als je eenmaal boven de boomgrens komt is het werkelijk fenomenaal, schitterende uitzichten watervalletjes overal zie je hikers hardlopers mountainbikers mensen op paarden. Toen ik het profiel zag en ook vanwege de classificatie van de klim zat ik te twijfelen om hem te doen, zeer blij dat ik hem gedaan heb want dit is een van de mooiste klimmen.

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
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sergenavetat
3 y 3.0
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Made in July 2021, the traffic is moderate to heavy depending on the time of day and especially the period.
For the first few kilometres, the road up to Pralognan is overlooked.
The steepest slopes are in the crossing of Champagny and then in the passage of the paravalanches.
The last few kilometres are gently sloping through the high mountain pastures.
The finish is at a car park just after crossing a bridge.

Fait au mois de juillet 2021, la circulation est de modérée à forte suivant les heures de la journée et surtout les périodes.
Sur les tout premiers kilomètres on surplombe la route qui monte à Pralognan.
Les pentes les plus fortes se situent dans la traversée de Champagny puis au passage du paravalanches.
Les derniers kilomètres sont en pente douce à travers les alpages de haute montagne.
L'arrivée se situe sur un parking juste après la traversée d'un pont.

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OneDone81
3 y 4.0 01:05:02 (7.6 mph)
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Wonderful climb, with beautiful views, little traffic and good tarmac. Recommended is also the alternative route up via the hairpin bends of the D915 to Champagny. Then a climb with (short) tunnels and overhanging roads. At the end, a view of the eternal snow

Prachtige klim, met mooie vergezichten, weinig verkeer en goed asfalt. Aanrader is ook de alternatieve route omhoog, via de haarspeldbochten van de D915 naar Champagny. Daarna een klim met (korte) tunnels en overhangende wegen. Aan het einde uitzicht op de eeuwige sneeuw

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel
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WardStu
3 y 3.0 01:01:00 (8.1 mph)
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The most beautiful part of the Vanoise. That's the reward you get after climbing the steepest parts past Champagny - up to 13% on my GPS.

Het mooiste van de Vanoise. Dat krijg je als beloning nadat je de steilste delen voorbij Champagny - tot 13% op mijn gps - hebt beklommen.

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MatthijsMarell
3 y 3.0
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Nice steady climb with good visibility and good road surface. As a reward, you end up in a valley with old-fashioned waterfalls :-)

Fijne regelmatige klim met mooi zicht op goed wegdek. Als beloning kom je boven in een vallei terecht met ouderwetse watervalletjes :-)

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Climbing times

5 mph 01:39:37
7 mph 01:10:31
9 mph 00:54:57
12 mph 00:41:17

Road surface condition

83% 17% 0%
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Traffic

71% 14% 14%
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Frequently Asked Questions

You don't need special gearing for Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel. The slope isn't long or steep enough to require much shifting down. You can conquer this climb on power alone. However, a compact gearing system with a smallest front chainring of 34 and largest rear sprocket of 28 or 30 is always nice if you enjoy cycling uphill. This helps maintain a smooth cadence.

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel is a serious climb and falls into the 2nd category. With a good basic fitness level, even without much cycling experience, you can complete this climb just fine. However, a bike with climbing gears is a must. Without experience or training, it will be really tough – but that’s part of the challenge!

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel is 8.3 mi long.

The average gradient of Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel is 5.4%.

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel has a steepest segment with an average gradient of 11.7%.

The summit of Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel is at 5167 ft.

At a slow pace of 5 mph, it takes about 01:39:37 to climb Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel. At 7 mph the time is 01:10:31, and at 9 mph 00:54:57. For the fastest cyclists, 00:41:17 is an achievable time.

Le Laisonnay d'En Bas from Bozel is located in the region Savoie in France.

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