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Col de Romeyère – Pont-en-Royans loop from Pont-en-Royans

Col de Romeyère – Pont-en-Royans loop from Pont-en-Royans

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Col de Romeyère – Pont-en-Royans loop from Pont-en-Royans

03:47

54.9km

1,670m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 23, 2026

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After 8.63 km for 3.41 km

After 13.1 km for 187 m

After 20.0 km for 78 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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5.23 km

Bec de Châtelus

Highlight • Other

8.30 km

Viewpoint

15.7 km

Small road in the undergrowth with a beautiful drop

Highlight • Other

Quiet and shaded road at the start. Very beautiful views of the gorges of the Bourne. Then the landscape changes towards Saint-Julien-en-Vercors, countryside and mountain pastures.

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22.7 km

Rencurel Village

Highlight • Settlement

Rencurel is a picturesque village crisscrossed by many hiking and cycling trails.
The town offers a superb panorama of the surrounding cliffs and ridges.

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28.1 km

Col de Romeyère

Highlight • Mountain Pass

An iconic pass in the Coulmes massif, accessible after a difficult climb on the north side, and an easier one on the south. It provides access to the Col du Mont Noir, the massif's benchmark pass.

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33.0 km

Col de Mont Noir (Pass, 1431m)

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Located in the Coulmes Forest, with no view or panorama, the Mont Noir Pass peaks at an altitude of 1,421 meters.

Little known and far from traffic, it nevertheless offers five very different climbs:

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45.2 km

Écouges Tunnel

Highlight (Segment) • Structure

A superb passage through the rock face, yet a dizzying balcony with breathtaking views of the valley.
The climb up here is one of the most beautiful in the Vercors.
Continue to the Col de Prélétang!

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