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Agnès Pass – Col de Port loop from Biert

Agnès Pass – Col de Port loop from Biert

Hard

4.8

(5)

251

riders

Agnès Pass – Col de Port loop from Biert

06:51

119km

2,840m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 30, 2026

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Parc naturel régional des Pyrénées ariégeoises

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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12.3 km

Lit du Salat

Lake

35.1 km

Latrape Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Apart from its interest for cyclists, this pass is in winter the departure of a ski lift to the station of Guzet-Neige.

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50.2 km

The Col d’Agnes has a slight advantage over the Port de Lers in terms of beauty. In fact, the western driveway is a feast for the eyes, ranking at the forefront of all the wonderful passes of the Ariège. And the approach from Massat or the Port de Lers boasts beautiful views of the Etang de Lers. Thanks to the variety of passes in the area, the Col d’Agnes can be easily combined with others, apart from the already mentioned Col de Port.

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55.0 km

Lers Pond

Highlight • Other

Lers pond is located in the Ariège Pyrenees, at 1,264 meters above sea level. It lies between Aulus-les-Bains to the southwest, Vicdessos to the southeast and Massat to the northwest.

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58.9 km

Lers Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

With a good 800 meters difference in altitude from Vicdessos, the Port de Lers is not a giant among the Pyrenees passes, but is still very pleasant to drive thanks to low traffic and a very nice road. Initially following the valley bottom, the route climbs rather moderately, leads through very beautiful old oak stands and then in the upper part over some serpentines, but still not excessively steep with the 8% to the open pass.

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84.1 km

Notre-Dame de Sabart Chapel

Highlight • Monument

According to legend, following the victory over the Saracens at Pré Lombard in 778, Charlemagne witnessed an apparition. A lady radiant with beauty then appears and immediately disappears. At dawn, the ground is plowed and a bronze statue of Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire emerges from the ground. Transported to the church of Foix, the statue miraculously returned to Sabart twice: “This is where Our Lady wants to be honored.” Thus was decided the erection of a chapel dedicated to Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire. The chapel that we can currently see has its origins in a Romanesque church rebuilt in 1104 on a Carolingian church partly destroyed in 865. But it was largely remodeled in the 16th and 19th century. The facade has some granite stones from the 11th century, the remaining bell tower-façade copy only dates from 1842 and the crenellated keep is only from 1870. Having thus resisted numerous destructions, the chapel became an emblematic monument of the Pyrenean region. Sabarthès, in the upper Ariège valley. Even today, an important pilgrimage is held there in September each year.

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98.9 km

The High Line

Highlight (Segment) • Other

After four difficult kilometers, this last stretch sees the average gradient increase and the views become "out of this world".

It's a really great stretch of road.

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103 km

Col de Port

Highlight • Mountain Pass

This pass is one of the best known in the Ariège Pyrenees in general, and in the L'Arize massif in particular.

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103 km

Fountain at Col de Port

Highlight • Rest Area

If you're climbing up from Tarascon, there's a water tap just beyond the Office de Tourisme building on the right (on the left and just before the building if arriving from Massat) The water is fresh and cold!

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109 km

Col des Caugnous

Mountain Pass

119 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

116 km

2.37 km

619 m

Surfaces

119 km

285 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,560 m)

Lowest point (470 m)

Weather

Tuesday 7 July

36°C

12°C

20 %

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Agnès Pass – Col de Port loop from Biert

Latrape Pass

Agnès Pass

Lers Pond

Lers Pass

Notre-Dame de Sabart Chapel

The High Line

Col de Port

Fountain at Col de Port

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