Cycling the Jura - Bourgogne-Franche-Comte

Bourgogne-Franche-Comte: best known for its Jura Mountains. Sure they're no Alps or Pyrenees, but this small mountain range still contains some extremely famous TDF climbs you may not immediately think of, such as the Signal d'Uchon or Cote les Rousses, included the Tour 9 times.  Or maybe Ballon d'Alsace, the first categorized climb ever included in the Tour in 1905? Or, remember La Super Planche de Belles Filles, where Tadej Pogacar rose to international stardom and stole the 2020 Tour de France from Primoz Roglic in the 20th stage?

The best, hardest, most scenic, and epic road bike climbs of the Jura mountains can be viewed on this page via the map (zoom in to view climbs in particular areas), by Climb Cards (photo and stats) or by a detailed list of the climbs that can be arranged in metric or imperial units by difficulty, distance (longest climbs in the area), altitude gained, highest elevation (highest summit), average grade (sort the grades by varying distances), lowest start point, etc. Click on "Climb Page" to jump to the detail page for that particular bike climb. This page provides an excellent and comprehensive summary of the top, hardest and best bicycling climbs in the Jura mountains.

1. La Super Planche des Belles Filles, 2. La Planche des Belles Filles, 3. Ballon d'Alsace (Malvaux), 4. Col des Chevrères (Servance), 5. Mont Poupet, 6. Grand Taureau, 7. Signal d'Uchon, 8. Côte les Rousses, 9. Côte de la Croix de la Libération, and 10. Fort de Chaudannne