Cycling Col de l'Arpettaz Ugine

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Col de l'Arpettaz - Ugine

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France > Rhone-Alpes > Ugine > Col de l'Arpettaz

Average grade: 7.1 %

Length: 16.3 km

Height start: 420 m

Height top: 1581 m

Elevation: 1161 m

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Col de l'Arpettaz rankings

Difficulty ranking world: 661 (all)
Ranking France: 127 (all)
Ranking Alps: 282 (all)
Difficulty score: 119 what?

Your rating (rate it) 4.4 / 5 stars

Description

The Col de l'Arpettaz is situated in Rhone-Alpes and belongs to the Alps . Starting from Ugine, the Col de l'Arpettaz ascent is 16.3 km long. Over this distance, you climb 1161 heightmeters. The average percentage thus is 7.1 %.

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Stories, information and comments from Col de l'Arpettaz climbers

Story by Ledoux from Flumet, France, submitted on 20/10/2010

A long and difficult pass, on a small mountain road. Very regular percentages on map hide steep, but short partss because of the road. Starts climbing from Ugine in the valley, getting harder as you leave fields for Alpin Forest. The end emerge upon forest with a wonderful landscape and view up to Mont Aiguille in The vercors, 150km south. To be climbed

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