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Ronce Fort: ordered by the Kingdom of Italy between 18, at 2886m in altitude, Italy wishing to ensure its control of the pass.Also wander around the Alpine Garden stretching from the foot of the pyramid to Ronce Fort. Musée de la Pyramide du Mont-Cenis: this architecturally bold museum allows you to discover the fascinating history of the pass.All told, it offers a concentrated selection of what such mountain areas can offer by way of things to see and do!

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Haute-Maurienne Vanoise: this area, on the edge of the Vanoise National Park, includes six resorts: Aussois, Bessans, Bonneval-sur-Arc, La Norma, Val Cenis and Valfréjus, plus the little town of Modane.

From Susa, the climb to the Col du Mont-Cenis, via the lake of the same name, with grandiose landscapes all around, requires stamina, as you rise 1774m in altitude along the 38km! Once over the pass, a descent of some 10km leads you down to Val-Cenis. The stage starts peacefully, with a long descent between Oulx (1100m) and Susa (503m). To get from Susa (503m) to Oulx (1100m), you have around 25km to cycle, with some positive shifts in altitude. Next, going down a few bends, you cross the Italian frontier in the early stages of the long descent to Susa, the drop in altitude measuring 1774m over the 38 km from the pass. Then follows an extensive, much gentler, flatter area where Mont-Cenis Lake is located, set in the midst of a memorable landscape. You need to tackle a 683m shift in altitude over the 10km to the pass. You set out on the first hairpin bends leading up to it immediately on leaving Val-Cenis.

This stage, some 60km in length, presents just one obstacle – the Col du Mont-Cenis pass (2081m). From Val-Cenis to Oulx via the Col du Mont-Cenis Route North / South ↗ 1466m ↘ 1795m

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