
Alpe d'Huez from Le Bourg-d'Oisans via Tour de France
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Use Bourg-d’Oisans as a base for five different Alpine climbs: Alpe d’Huez, Glandon, Ornon, Sarenne and Lautaret. Choose four riding days for a week with a free day, accounting for the connection to each recorded start and the journey back.
5 selected routes, from 10.5 km to 33.6 km, with 642 m to 1,414 m of elevation gain.

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| Climb and approach | Distance | Elevation gain | Average gradient |
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| Alpe d'Huez from Le Bourg-d'Oisans via Tour de France 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 13.9 km | 1,121 m | 8.0% |
| Col du Glandon from Barrage du Verney / Allemont 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 26.5 km | 1,378 m | 4.5% |
| Col d'Ornon 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 10.5 km | 642 m | 6.0% |
| Col de Sarenne from Lac du Chambon 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 12.8 km | 955 m | 7.4% |
| Col du Lautaret from Bourg d'Oisans 😍 BeautifulLight traffic | 33.6 km | 1,414 m | 3.9% |
Le Bourg-d’Oisans sits at the foot of the Alpe d’Huez road. For Glandon, reach the recorded start by Barrage du Verney near Allemond. Ornon begins on the western side of the valley; the Sarenne entry starts at Lac du Chambon farther east. Allow for these valley connections, by bike or transfer, as well as the return.
One possible order is arrival, Ornon, Alpe d’Huez, a free day, Glandon, Sarenne, then departure. Move the longer rides to suit conditions and your plans. Keep each as its own outing when comparing the profiles; the climb distance does not include the ride from your accommodation.
Glandon and Croix de Fer share much of their approach from Allemond, so this selection keeps Glandon alongside Ornon and Sarenne for variety. The long Lautaret approach follows the main valley road; its lower average gradient does not make it a short outing. Sarenne starts at Lac du Chambon. Check Oisans road-opening information before travelling.
Average gradient describes the recorded route as a whole. Open a climb to see its elevation profile and how the gradient changes along the road.

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