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Chalet Reynard – Pass of Storms loop from Chalet Reynard

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Chalet Reynard – Pass of Storms loop from Chalet Reynard

Hard

120

runners

Chalet Reynard – Pass of Storms loop from Chalet Reynard

02:15

15.5km

750m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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Réserve biologique intégrale du Mont Ventoux

Parc naturel régional du Mont-Ventoux

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17 m

Chalet Reynard

Highlight • Restaurant

Chalet Reynard is one of those essentials when you cycle up this mythical mountain. Many people stop at the chalet, in order to comfort themselves around a drink, or a meal before the final ascent of the last six kilometers which leads to the summit.

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217 m

Trail du Ventouret

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2.05 km

Viewpoint

6.07 km

Trail in the Mont Ventoux Reserve

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Why so many white stones, you ask? You are here in front of a talweg (a torrent of stones).

It is gelifraction, also called cryoclasty, which over the millennia has transformed the primordial rock into millions of rocks through successive cycles of freezing and thawing of water.

Water easily seeps into the limestone and then literally explodes it, going from a liquid to a solid state. The volume of water increases by approximately 9% each time this process takes place.

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9.57 km

North Viewpoint of Mont Ventoux

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From this orientation table you will be able to put a name to the massifs and peaks that stand in front of you. Thus you will get to know the Baronnies or the Ecrins better.

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9.84 km

Mont Ventoux summit

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It is on the square in front of the old summit observatory that most of the cyclists who climb Mont Ventoux meet because the sign “summit of Mont Ventoux 1,912 meters” is there and all the climbers of the whole world wants to take the famous photo. There is sometimes a queue.

On this square are the Belvedere of Provence which offers views of the Albion plateau to the Mediterranean and the Belvedere of the Alps which opens onto the northern part. On a clear day, you can clearly see the department of Drôme, the Pre-Alps and the Alps.

By climbing slightly to the base of the antenna, you will be able to read below written on the ground, in large figures, the new official measurement of the Giant of Provence by the IGN: 1,910 meters.

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10.3 km

Pass of Storms

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The storm pass is one of the last bends of the final ascent. We discover a magnificent view and very close is the memorial dedicated to Tom Simpson who died July 13, 1967 during the Tour de France of that year.

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10.7 km