Passes

Passes

The Madeleine Triathlon features some of the most beautiful mountain passes in the Alps! Discover the climbs on the program on this page:

The Montvernier laces

Les Lacets de Montvernier from the air

Clinging to the mountain, the 18 laces of Montvernier will be on the program for the M-2200 and L-3400 races of the Madeleine Triathlon!

With an average gradient of 8.2% over 3.4 km, this is one of the most impressive roads in the Alps!

Lacets de Montvernier profile

The Croix de Fer pass

On the ascent to the Croix de Fer pass, with the Aiguilles d’Arves in the background

A cycling monument, the Croix de Fer pass will be on the L-3400 programme!

The ascent of this legendary Alpine pass begins in Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne. Passing through Saint-Jean-d’Arves and Saint-Sorlin-d’Arves, the 28km, 5.7% climb takes you to the highest point of the event, at over 2,000m.

Croix de Fer pass profile

Montgellafrey ascent

On the Montgellafrey ascent

On the program for the S-1200, M-2200 and L-3400 formats, the Montgellafrey ascent will take you all the way to the Saint François Longchamp station!

At 15.1 km and almost 7.7%, this is surely the toughest climb of the day!

Montgellafrey Ascent profile

Chaussy pass

On the Chaussy Pass

A wild and magnificent route, the Chaussy Pass in the Vanoise Massif will be used by triathletes on the M-2200 course.

With 13.7 km at an average gradient of 7.5%, it winds its way through the mountain pastures of the massif.

Chaussy Pass profile

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