

Average gradient: 6.9% – Maximum gradient: 11.7% – Summit altitude: 1,569 m.
The climb up this legendary Pyrenean pass, regularly tackled by Tour de France riders, follows a wide, smooth road. With few trees along the way, the view over the villages of the Larboust Valley is superb.
Right from the start, the road climbs steeply, with a rather uneven gradient at the beginning of the ascent.
The second section, starting from the village of Saint-Aventin, is more challenging, with steeper gradients.
944 (High)
1 - From Luchon station, head towards the Col de Peyresourde by turning right at the Lionne roundabout.
2 - For 3 km, the gradient is uneven (4–7 per cent) until the road levels out. After that, the climb is steady until the junction with the Oueil Valley.
3 - The gradient increases, becoming significantly steeper from Garin onwards.
4 - The gradient of the last 3 kilometres (which wind in hairpin bends) is 7.8 per cent.
COL DE PEYREDOURDE
BAGNERES-DE-LUCHON
Tel : 05 61 79 21 21
Email : info@pyrenees31.com
Website : https://www.pyrenees31.com
Contact : HAUTE-GARONNE TOURISME / OFFICE DE TOURISME PYRÉNÉES 31
Phone : 05 61 79 21 21
This information comes from the Haute-Garonne Departmental Tourism Network and is synchronized as part of the partnership between Cirkwi and Haute-Garonne Tourisme.