Tips nearby
Le Villard des Alues via Route du Villard is a climb in the region Savoie. It is 1.1 mi long and bridges 354 ft of vertical ascent with an average gradient of 6.3%, resulting in a difficulty score of 75. The top of the ascent is located at 3996 ft above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.
Road name: Route du Villard
2.0 by CromagnonThis is an automatic translation, the original language is: French.A very short and gentle climb to tackle between two thunderstorms… But in reality, unless you’re staying in Les Allues, you’ll probably be coming from Brides-les-Bains, and you’ll still have to climb 7 km first on the road leading to the Col de la Loze via Méribel. A major road with gradients ranging from 7 to 10%. This makes this little ride a 9-km climb. This small road starting in Les Allues is in perfect condition. You wind your way through the chalets for 2 kilometers. A long villa... read more
Welcome! Please activate your account if you would like to share something. Look for the verification email in your inbox.
If you want to upload your photos, you need to create an account. It only takes 1 minute and it's completely free.
Continue with Google
Continue with Facebook
Continue with Apple
Sign up with email
A very short and gentle climb to tackle between two thunderstorms…
But in reality, unless you’re staying in Les Allues, you’ll probably be coming from Brides-les-Bains, and you’ll still have to climb 7 km first on the road leading to the Col de la Loze via Méribel. A major road with gradients ranging from 7 to 10%. This makes this little ride a 9-km climb.
This small road starting in Les Allues is in perfect condition. You wind your way through the chalets for 2 kilometers. A long village street…
A ribbon of opulent chalets. And construction is still underway. We’re so close to Méribel… A quiet road. An easy climb. At the top, the old village is charming but dwarfed by the recently built chalets. A 16th-century church. A view of the mountain ranges. An 18th-century bread oven that’s still used during village festivals. And a splendid Berlinette, the Alpine A110, slumbering in a barn… This climb had neither photos nor comments. Well. There you go…
Une montée très courte et très douce à faire entre deux orages…
Mais, en réalité, à moins d’être basé aux Allues, vous viendrez probablement de Brides Les Bains et il vous faudra tout de même d’abord grimper 7km sur la route qui mène au col de la Loze par Méribel. Une grande route dont les pourcentages oscillent entre 7 et 10%. Ce qui fait de cette petite balade, une montée de 9km.
Cette petite route qui démarre aux Allues est en parfait état. On navigue entre les chalets pendant 2 kilomètres. Un long village rue…
Un ruban de chalets cossus. Et ça continue à construire. On est si près de Méribel…Route calme. Ascension facile. En haut, le vieux village est charmant mais noyé par les chalets récemment érigés. Une église du 16e siècle. Une vue sur les chaînes montagneuses. Un four à pain du 18e siècle qui sert encore lors des fêtes villageoises. Et une splendide Berlinette, l’Alpine A110 qui sommeille dans une grange… Cette côte n’avait ni photos, ni commentaires. Bon. Voilà…
| 5 mph | 00:12:56 |
| 7 mph | 00:09:09 |
| 9 mph | 00:07:08 |
| 12 mph | 00:05:21 |
This page is better in the app
