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COL DE LA COLOMBIERE
The mountains are always able to surprise and an example is those Alpine passes which, even if they do not reach an altitude of 2,000 meters, still manage to represent Read More
COL DU GRAND SAINT BERNARD
The Gran San Bernardo Pass is the main link between Italy and Switzerland, straddling the Pennine Alps. Reaching a maximum elevation of almost 2,500 meters, it can be traveled only Read More
COL DU GALIBIER
When you think of the giants of the Alps, the name of the Col du Galibier is the one that follows the Col de l’Iseran and Col de la Bonette. Read More
COL DU TOURMALET
The Col du Tourmalet, with an altitude of 2,115 meters above sea level, is the second highest “col” in the Pyrenees among those entirely located in French territory. Known for Read More
COL D’AUBISQUE
The Col d’Aubisque is a pass in the Pyrenees, very famous for being (almost) a fixed stage in the Tour de France. With an average gradient between 7.5% and 10% Read More
COL DU GLANDON
COL DU GLANDON That of the Col du Glandon could be a road that will hardly end up on the maps of the best alpine routes, but fun factor here Read More
COL DE SAGNES
COL DE SAGNES The Col des Sagnes hardly ends up on the itinerant radars of those visiting the area that extends a few kilometers south of Gap, but the reason Read More
ROAMERS – Cars Stories | Ep 02: Everything’s Perfect
ROAMERS – Cars Stories Everything’s Perfect Words Christian Parodi / Photo Jay Tomei That sun wasn’t even as hot as it would have been in a couple of months, but Read More
DRIVE FRANCE | The Ultimate Guide to France’s 50 Best Driving Roads
Roads in almost impeccable conditions, breathtaking landscapes and a tangle of curves ready to leave their mark on the soul of every traveler. Regardless of what the precise final destination Read More
