
Pratique du vélo de route en direction du col de Saxel aux Voirons.
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Pratique du vélo de route en direction du col de Saxel aux Voirons.
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Passing through Montreux, the Vaud vineyards will be tackled – not without difficulty – in the opposite direction to the previous day’s route, in order to bypass Lausanne. Short climbs will then punctuate the race, first halfway through the stage (2 km at 6 per cent), then around fifty kilometres from the finish (2.3 km at 6.5 per cent) and, finally, with a pair of gruelling climbs near Begnins. But this will certainly not be enough to prevent the peloton from regrouping in the final stretch and, no doubt, a sprint on the Quai du Mont-Blanc.
The Tour de France’s passage through the region is the perfect opportunity to discover the landscapes, activities and must-see sites of the Monts du Genevois. Plan your visit with our dedicated guide: an overview of the stages, practical information, ideas for days out, and the region’s legendary and unmissable climbs.
Extend your Tour de France experience in the Monts du Genevois