Col de la Ramaz from Mieussy

Route overview

Suitable for riders prepared for a sustained 13 km climb with 903 m elevation gain.

13.1 km climb from Mieussy to Col de la Ramaz in France with 903 m elevation gain.

The route starts in Mieussy at 660 m altitude and climbs 13.1 km to Col de la Ramaz at 1563 m. The ascent gains 903 m with an average gradient of 6.9% and a maximum gradient of 16.1%. Most of the climbing occurs evenly though the first half gains 52% of the elevation. The surface is mostly paved with 97% asphalt and a small 3% gravel section. The route runs primarily on minor roads (92% of distance) and 0.7 km on a quiet street. The D 308 road covers about 12 km of the ride. There are 3.6 km on roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more. Facilities include a bakery and convenience store just off route at the start in Mieussy. There is a café near km 10 and water points at km 2.7 and km 10.1. Toilets are available near the start and around 10 km. The longest section without a café, shop or water is 7.4 km from 2.7 to 10.1 km.

Highlights

• Col de la Ramaz at 1563 m
• Maximum gradient 16.1%
• Bakery and shop at Mieussy start
• Café des Trois Ours near km 10

Practical information

Surface

Paved

Route shape

Point to point

Riding time

56 min

Best months

May to Oct — daily highs of 16–25 °C in those months

Know before you go

• 7.4 km with no café, shop or water between 2.7 and 10.1 km
• 3.6 km on roads with 80 km/h speed limits
• 3% gravel surface

Routes are for inspiration. Roads, surfaces and conditions change — check locally and ride within your limits.