Mountain bike hire
Looking to hire a mountain bike? This shop has you covered. It’s a great place to find the right ride for your alpine adventures.
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Legendary high mountain climb that is the eighth highest paved road in the Alpes
Col du Galibier mountain pass is recurrently the highest point of the Tour de France
This col often features as part of a stage in the Tour de France, adding to its prestige among road cycling enthusiasts. First used in 1911 as part of the tour, the views at the top are some of the best in the Alps. Whilst the overall gradient is quite manageable, the final stretch is steeper and more exposed, especially the last 2-3km - making it a brutal test of endurance.
Distance: 90km to 100km return
Elevation gain: 2,100m to 2,300m
Average gradient: 4.6% overall (but steeper in sections)
Route description:
Tip:
Ride early in the day and bring layers - it's often cold and windy at the top, even in summer
Looking to hire a mountain bike? This shop has you covered. It’s a great place to find the right ride for your alpine adventures.
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Trattoria selling authentic Italian products, as well as in-house dining.
Known for its simple, but great, traditional French cuisine and reasonable prices, Le Paellou restaurant is also organiser of the unofficial "World Championship for raclette eaters".
Traditional French cuisine served either on the sunny terrace or the comfortable dining area, for brunch lunch and dinner.
French restaurant with a number of traditional dishes as well as vegetarian and vegan friendly options. Open all day.
This is the renowned restaurant of the 4* Chalet Hotel Mounier, famous in the Southern Alps for its fine cuisine based on fresh local produce and the inventiveness of the chef.
This restaurant, with its view over the Massif de la Muzelle, can accommodate around a hundred diners.
Enjoy a magical alpine evening with a sunset aperitif at the restaurant Le 3200. Savour a selection of sweet and savoury treats while admiring the sun setting over the peaks, casting a golden glow across the slopes.
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Walk through a two-hundred-metre gallery to reach a magical network of rooms carved twenty metres below the surface of the snow, deep inside the glacier.
The Dôme Express funicular offers a unique way to reach 3,400 m, taking both skiers and pedestrians safely beneath the glacier. Starting from 3,100 m, this remarkable transport allows visitors to access the high-altitude environment of Les 2 Alpes with ease, making the glacier more accessible to everyone.
Step inside the heart of Les Deux Alpes’ newest lift and discover the engineering behind the Jandri three-S. Every Tuesday from late December, with extra sessions during the February holidays, you can join a guided visit to the intermediate station at two-thousand-six-hundred metres.
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