Col de la Ramaz - Col de Colombier

Start

Mieussy
After the village of Mieussy hook a left at the roundabout towards Messy

Sommand
Twisties up through the fields and forest, then views of a spectacular gorge, before Sommand

Col de la Ramaz
More spectacular landscape. Nothing trister than a ski resort in the summer. All boarded up.

D328 meets D902
Hook left towards Morzine and on to Thonon, or right towards Taninges

Taninges

Cluses
Ugly town, dont follow the 'Toutes Directions? sign, but the Chamonix 'Mt Blanc' through the town center, then right at the roundabout or indeed left to Chamonix

Exit Cluses
towards the Col de Colombier, a famous mountain climb of the Tour de France

Le Reposoir
Keep going up the Colombier or take the D119 back down to the valley, long sweeps over a high plateau followed by tight turns

Col de Colombier
Take a break enjoy the scenery.

Grand Bornand
Avoid the town in high season, too busy, tour coaches, etc. Pretty it is though

Options
Via La Clusaz down to Flumet and lots of other options or via Thones to Annecy, or the D12 via Entremont

Petit Bornand
For the adventurous go up to the Plateau des Glieres. Restaurant at the top, the road over the top is an unmade track for a couple of 100 m. Then the D55 to Thorens and teh D"

La Roche sur Foron

Geneva

Col de la Ramaz - Col de Colombier
MotoWhere Route
Motorcycling
Start
Mieussy
After the village of Mieussy hook a left at the roundabout towards Messy
Sommand
Twisties up through the fields and forest, then views of a spectacular gorge, before Sommand
Col de la Ramaz
More spectacular landscape. Nothing trister than a ski resort in the summer. All boarded up.
D328 meets D902
Hook left towards Morzine and on to Thonon, or right towards Taninges
Taninges
Cluses
Ugly town, dont follow the 'Toutes Directions? sign, but the Chamonix 'Mt Blanc' through the town center, then right at the roundabout or indeed left to Chamonix
Exit Cluses
towards the Col de Colombier, a famous mountain climb of the Tour de France
Le Reposoir
Keep going up the Colombier or take the D119 back down to the valley, long sweeps over a high plateau followed by tight turns
Col de Colombier
Take a break enjoy the scenery.
Grand Bornand
Avoid the town in high season, too busy, tour coaches, etc. Pretty it is though
Options
Via La Clusaz down to Flumet and lots of other options or via Thones to Annecy, or the D12 via Entremont
Petit Bornand
For the adventurous go up to the Plateau des Glieres. Restaurant at the top, the road over the top is an unmade track for a couple of 100 m. Then the D55 to Thorens and teh D"
La Roche sur Foron
Geneva