
It is in these Pyrenean passes that the most famous battles of the Tour de France have taken place. Ascent of the Col de Peyresourde, 1st category, average 6.1%, maximum 11.7%. The Aspin Col, 1st category, average 6.5%, maximum 8%. The Col du Tourmalet, 1st category, average gradient 7.4%, maximum gradient 10%. And finally, the Cols de Soulor/Aubisque, 1st category, average gradient 4.1%, maximum gradient 8.5%.
From Luchon station, turn left and head towards the Col de Peyresourde. Descend to Arreau to tackle the next pass: the Col d'Aspin. Once you have climbed this, you will reach the village of Sainte Marie de Campan, where you will climb the Col du Tourmalet. There is a long descent to Argelès-Gazost. Turn left to climb the Col du Soulor and then the Col de l'Aubisque. Descend to Laruns, then reach Pau via Sevignac and Gan.
- From Luchon station, turn left towards the Col de Peyresourde.
- Long descent to Argelès-Gazost.
- In the village, turn left to climb the Col du Soulor and then Aubisque
- Descend to Laruns, then head towards Pau via Sevignac and Gan.
- Descend to Arreau to tackle the next pass: the Col d'Aspin
- Once you have climbed this pass, you will reach the village of Sainte Marie de Campan, where you will climb the Col du Tourmalet.
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This information comes from the Haute-Garonne Departmental Tourism Network and is synchronized as part of the partnership between Cirkwi and Haute-Garonne Tourisme.