De beste terrengsykkelrutene rundt Le Vernet

Very nice single, with a nice decor and not too technical to do easily with the family

A climb with gentle slopes.

Climb with a very beautiful road surface, the gradients increase as you go up.

Very nice descent along a torrent

The Col du Labouret peaks at 1240m and has 2 very different slopes. From Verdaches this pass presents no difficulty apart from the last 700 meters which are 6%. You can also climb it by starting from Seyne passing the innocuous Col de Maure. On the other side from La Javie the climb is more than 10km and is divided into 2 parts: the first 8km oscillate around 4-5% and the second consists of climbing the much steeper Labouret ravine with 2km at 8%

Located at an altitude of 1260m, Seyne adheres to the "Villages and Cities of Character" label with its Fort Vauban overlooking the village and the old buildings testifying to its historical past. From the end of the Middle Ages, Seyne-les-Alpes became a fortified border town facing Savoy. At the end of the 17th century, Vauban, under the orders of Louis XIV, decided to reinforce the fortifications. He orders the construction of new ramparts flanked by bastions. The Fort will be added to the set and will include the "Great Tower". The city was long renowned for its mule farms which were an important activity for the city. The mule is an animal born from an act of reproduction between a mare and a donkey. A smaller animal than the horse, the mule is particularly resistant to heat, cold and physical effort. It is very comfortable on steep mountain trails. In memory of this past, the city has organized every year since 1995, around August 15, a mule competition which is the only event in France dedicated to mules and the last competition of its kind in France.

Small place on roads with little traffic. Great area for cycling.

Very small place, great area