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Mont Colombis

1733 m · France

Mont Colombis is a 1733 m road climb in France. From Remollon: 11.7 km at an average of 9.1%, climbing 1063 m; the steepest 500 m is about 15.8%.

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The side

FromLengthGainAvgMaxCat
Remollon11.7 km+1063 m9.1%≈15.8%HC

From Remollon

750100012501500≈15.8%3.1 km≈12.9%3.8 km≈14.5%10.3 km012345678910114.77.38.812.59.26.86.78.89.412.112.511.0km%/km
750100012501500≈15.8%3.1 km≈14.5%10.3 km02468104.78.89.26.79.412.5km%/km
Every km of the Remollon side
KmFromToGrade
0–1670 m717 m4.7%
1–2717 m790 m7.3%
2–3790 m877 m8.8%
3–4877 m1002 m12.5%
4–51002 m1094 m9.2%
5–61094 m1162 m6.8%
6–71162 m1229 m6.7%
7–81229 m1317 m8.8%
8–91317 m1412 m9.4%
9–101412 m1533 m12.1%
10–111533 m1658 m12.5%
11–11.71658 m1732 m11.0%

Hors catégorie≈20 hairpin bendsfaces SW

0–4%4–7%7–10%10–12%12%+

The number under each km is its average grade. Flags mark the steepest stretches of about 500 m. Heights come from an elevation model, so grades are approximate.

The climb

A steep dead end above the Serre-Ponçon lake in the Hautes-Alpes: from Remollon about 12 km at over 9 %, with ramps past 15 % and a wide view over the lake from the top.

It has never been in a major race.

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