Museum Overview
This section of the Grand Tour du Vercors is certainly one of the most demanding of all.
This section of the Grand Tour du Vercors is certainly one of the most demanding of all. Going up the Col de Romeyère on a beautiful path allows you to finish this crossing of the Coulmes with a beautiful panorama. At the pass a small road section leads to the Pont Chabert to cross the ENS des Ecouges.
A preserved area to cross on the forest path to access the old Fessole farm. From there, climb up to Pierre Taillée, a small portage is necessary, this is the most difficult portion of this stage! Be careful in case of rain!
Then go down on the Autrans side, first on a wide forest track then via a very fun little path to the village of Autrans.
A short stage but one that hurts your calves! A transition from the Coulmes sector to Quatre Montagne via the Pas de Pierre Taillé which is crossed on foot with a small portage. Difficult passage but if the weather is nice it's magnificent! An easy descent to reach Autrans
Type : Roaming
Delicate passages
Be careful when crossing the Pas de Pierre Taillée. this portion requires pushing or even carrying the bike on both sides of the Pas, approximately 2 meters from the Ferme de Fessole and approximately 500 meters on the Autrans side. In case of rain the passage can be very slippery.
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Be careful when crossing the Pas de Pierre Taillée. this portion requires pushing or even carrying the bike on both sides of the Pas, approximately 2 meters from the Ferme de Fessole and approximately 500 meters on the Autrans side. In case of rain the passage can be very slippery. You use the passages provided to cross the fences, close the gates and barriers. Staying on marked paths also means respecting private property.
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Free access.