France Col de Grosse Pierre
Col de Grosse Pierre Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

1.8
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3.4 mi
DISTANCE
1,020 ft
GAINED
5.7 %
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Page Contributor(s): Ard Oostra, Montreux, Switzerland

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This Legendary Tour de France climb will be included in Stage 20 of the 2023 TDF (category 3).  Col de Grosse Pierre has been featured in the Tour de France 8 times as of 2023. 

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Cycling Col de la Grosse Pierre

Ride 5.4 kilometers gaining 311 meters at 5.7% average grade.

Col de la Grosse Pierre, also known as the "Pass of the Big Stone," is a mountain pass situated in the French department of Savoie. It is located in the Maurienne Valley, which is known for its challenging and scenic cycling routes. The pass reaches an elevation of approximately 1,171 meters (3,842 feet) above sea level.

 Col de Grosse-Pierre has been included in 10 Tour de France races from 1913 to 2023.   The climb is most often categorized as 3, but was a Cat 2 in 2012. The gradient is very consistent throughout and 83% of the climb is between 5-10%.