Saint-Vincent – Col de Joux – Brusson – Col Tzecore – Saint-Vincent
Saint-Vincent – Col de Joux – Brusson – Col Tzecore – Saint-Vincent
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Saint-Vincent – Col de Joux – Brusson – Col Tzecore – Saint-Vincent
03:23
49.5km
1,690m
Road cycling
Two hills in sequence, with two long descents: it's a compact but complete loop, alternating regular climbs, fast sections, and continuous changes of pace.
You start from Saint-Vincent and immediately begin climbing towards the Col de Joux. The road is smooth and very rideable, with constant gradients that allow you to find your rhythm as you gain altitude among woods and clearings. From the pass, the view opens up over the central valley.
A long descent towards Challand-Saint-Anselme follows, interrupted only by the slight climb that takes you to the center of Brusson.
You start the second climb towards the Col Tzecore. Here the pace becomes more demanding again, with a less regular and more varied climb, culminating in an equipped panoramic area.
From the Col Tzecore, you descend lively towards Emarèse and Saint-Vincent, closing the loop.
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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15.9 km
Col de Joux
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22.7 km
Brusson
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28.4 km
Ascent to Col Tzecore from Challand
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The most challenging part is immediately after the village of Orbeillaz, it is about 2 km from 12 to 17% gradient!
Tackled for the first time by professionals during the Giro d'Italia 2018, on the stage towards Cervinia.
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34.7 km
Colle Tzecore Picnic Area
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49.5 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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49.3 km
136 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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49.3 km
136 m
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Highest point (1,640 m)
Lowest point (570 m)
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April 9, 2026
Two hills in sequence, with two long descents: it's a compact but complete loop, alternating regular climbs, fast sections, and continuous changes of pace.
You start from Saint-Vincent and immediately begin climbing towards the Col de Joux. The road is smooth and very rideable, with constant gradients
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