Road cycling in Morillon
3 road cycling options mapped within 5 km of Morillon, with their details and links to get there and see them on the map.
Is it a good time for road cycling?
- TodayGood conditions
- · no warnings in the forecast
- TomorrowGood conditions
- · no warnings in the forecast
- SaturdayWith caution
- · rain likely (44 %, 3 mm)
Automatic reading of the Open-Meteo forecast for the Morillon · 685 m level and of the resort report. It does not replace the official report, the avalanche bulletin or your own judgement: it is a summary to decide whether it is worth looking further.
Road cycling
Aller/retour du Fer-à-Cheval
- Distance:
- 64.2 km
- Elevation gain:
- +767 m / −767 m
- Ref.:
- 40
- Network:
- local
- Route:
- Cluses → Cluses
- Route:
- loop / out and back
Cet itinéraire est un grandiose prolongement du Circuit du Giffre n°39 à partir du charmant village de Samoëns. Il permet d’aller admirer le Fer-à-Cheval qui est le plus grand cirque montagneux des Alpes.
Boucle du Giffre
- Distance:
- 42 km
- Elevation gain:
- +430 m / −430 m
- Ref.:
- 39
- Network:
- local
- Route:
- Cluses → Cluses
- Route:
- loop / out and back
Un circuit de découverte d'une belle vallée préalpine à laquelle on accède par le petit col de Châtillon. Arrêtez-vous à Taninges pour voir une exposition à la Chartreuse de Mélan ou écouter le plus grand carillon de Haute-Savoie si vous passez le jeudi.
Circuit de Joux Plane
- Distance:
- 74 km
- Elevation gain:
- +1620 m / −1620 m
- Ref.:
- 36
- Network:
- local
- Route:
- Cluses → Cluses
- Route:
- loop / out and back
Gravi pour la première fois en 1978 par les coureurs du Tour de France, Joux-Plane est devenu l'un des cols mythique des épreuves des Alpes. Il a déjà vu passer 17 fois le Tour de France.
This is not the resort's official programme: it is what is mapped in OpenStreetMap within 5 km of the resort centre. Check opening times on the resort's own website. © OpenStreetMap
Before you go
Check the trail after rain: mud and loose rock change a route. Helmet always, brakes checked before descending, and lights if you might run late. Give way to walkers and to riders climbing.
There is not always phone coverage in the mountains: download the map before you go, tell someone your plan and call 112 in any emergency. These data come from OpenStreetMap and the weather forecast; confirm with the resort and official sources.