15.9
PDI
7.4 mi
DISTANCE
2,606 ft
GAINED
6.6 %
AVG. GRADE
FULL CLIMB STATS
Page Contributor(s): Erwan Treguier, Brittany, France.
INTRO
The Col d'Aspin has been crossed in the Tour de France 76 times, and has been included in nearly one-half of the Tour de France Grand Tours since 1947. It was first crossed in 1910, and most recently 2023.
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For those looking to stay in the area we would recommend the Pyrenees Cycling Lodge. Located in the beautiful medieval village of Saint Savin and hosted by Mark & Niamh, the Lodge is run by cyclists for cyclists. It is a great location for any cycling adventure in the Pyrenees with several renowned climbs within 100km of the property and 6 Tour de France climbs within 15km. Visit their website or contact them directly at pyreneescyclinglodge@gmail.com .
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carlinguernsey
Col d'Aspin from Arreau is a great place to start climbing in the Pyrenees. It is never too steep and the gradient stays steady. It is also not as long as some of the other climbs in the area. The road goes past many farms along the way up to give you a good feeling for this part of France.
