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CasperKeller

Wether you ride a motor bike or a racing bicycle, the Col de la Bonette should be in the top 5 of any year's Bucket List. Pick Spring or autumn and pick a clear day to do the climb. If you are lucky and make it to the top in one piece, you'll possibly be able to see the Mediterranean!

Hill-Special

Rode up from Nice - big climb- also rode up from North side - great scenery. Lots of rock falls on lower slopes / gorges on the south side. No gift shop at or anywhere near the top - top itself a bit bare - but a great col.

bbbythesea

I cycled up this hill from Jausiers. It is a 24km climb and took me 3 hours. It's a very scenic ride with varying landscape as altitude is gained. The climb is not steep. Its pretty chilly on top and you need some warm gear. The descent is pretty thrilling!

MikeStrong

Did this trip on a motor bike with a group of friends. It is full of stunning views and as a French "folly" quite intriguing.

rhinosurfpunk

We did something like 20 passes in 5 days in 60s British sports cars, and the Col de la Bonette was the highest and the best, an extraordinary little road winding up into the heavens. Not sure you're supposed to drive up round the last single-track loop, but if you do, there's a little path right up to the very top where on a clear day you must get among the best views in Europe.

830df

No matter how you travel to the highest road in Europe - by bicycle, bike, car or on foot - the experience will be great! views are wonderful, marmots ready for entertainment.However try to go off season as the traffic jam on top can be painful and ruin your last 100's m.

Anaislit

Too bad that there were many cars stopped there, but with a small walk you can reach the highest point of the Col de la Bonette and the landscapes are extraordinary.

timd545

I rode over the old col de la Bonette 7 years ago in going the Nice-Geneva route but did not take in the loop to the 2802m point that time. On this occasion I did. It is completely bonkers. According to 'Mountain High' it is 15% and certainly felt like it, especially as it is high and came after 2000m of continuous climbing from before Isola. Good to have done it but probably won't do it again.For anyone doing the Route des Grandes Alpes I would recommend sticking to the Col de la Cayolle which is a great climb and should not be missed.

Flatliner3544

Cycled this last year on my solo and loved it so much that this year I brought my wife and tandem. It's a fantastic alpine climb of about 25km from Jausiers, with an even better 25km descent! I set off at 07:30 to avoid the mid-day heat and this meant that I was the only person on the hill until the very top.

StevenS518

We were driving from Nice to Grenoble. The fastest way is to take the A roads around the Alps, but the best way by far is to go over the Col de la Bonette. It's incredibly beautiful, not overrun by tourists and at least in June not particularly sketchy/dangerous. My favorite part was just seeing the alpine valleys that have long since been abandoned by the one sheep herder than once lived there. The surrounding roads (how you get to or out of there) are also incredible. I spent 9 days in France and my favorite day might have been this day. Also I prefer the southern approach so if you are coming from Jausier then make sure you drive over and then back. Note that Google Maps/gps is likely to underestimate how long it takes to get through the Alps since you aren't likely to consistently drive the posted speed limit. Also gas gets a little sparse around the Col de la Bonette so try not to drop below a quarter of a tank. As note there are no facilities on the climb. Also plan for 4 or 5 scenic stops on the way up. Do bring a jacket as temperature dropped from 24 to about 8.

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