This cycling tour will let you experience challenging climbs and thrilling downhills
Tackle various cols from Lake Geneva to Alpe d'Huez
Some of the Tour de France's most difficult climbs are featured in this challenging cycling tour
Enjoy the view while riding up Col de la Colombière
Galibier pass is one of the highlights on this cycling tour

Supported Geneva to Alpe d'Huez

Duration
6 days
Site savings
$31
From
$1,471 USD

This award-winning cycling tour takes you from the serene Lake Geneva to the world renowned Alpe d'Huez in France. It's going to be an exciting journey for competitive riders who are keen to traverse the cols which their Tour de France heroes have challenged. Enjoy the sweet pain of pushing your body and be rewarded with magnificent mountain views.

  • Category
    Road Cycling
  • Type
    Self-Guided
  • Duration
    6 days
  • Culture Level
    Familiar
  • Skill Level
    4 - Advanced
  • Activity Level
    5 - Tough
  • Elevation
    5 - Tough
  • Terrain
    Mountainous
  • Distance
    297.6 miles
  • Avg. Daily Distance
    59.7 miles
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  • Where does the tour start and finish?

    The tour starts in Geneva with a transfer from the Geneva Cointrin International Airport (GVA) to your hotel either in Anthy or Yvoire.

    The tour ends after breakfast at Alpe d'Huez. Transfers to Grenoble or Geneva can be arranged upon request.

  • How long is the tour?

    The tour is 6 days long with 4 days of cycling.

  • What's the tour like?

    The tour has been classified as Level 5 and is very strenuous. Hours of intense biking is to be expected and is designed for competitive riders.

    Riders will be cycling through some of France's most famous passes with the following altitudes at the summit

    Col de la Colombiere - 1,613m
    Col des Aravis - 1,359m
    Col de Saisies - 1,514m
    Col de la Madeleine - 1,829m
    Col du Télégraphe - 1,433m
    Col du Galibier - 2,415m






  • Can I have my own room?

    The tour price is based on two people sharing a room. If you'd like your own room or are traveling solo then a single supplement applies.


  • What is a supported tour?

    A supported tour includes the following:

    • Chauffeur-driven support vehicle
    • Feed stations: water, energy drinks, snacks, fruits, etc.
    • Transfer from Alpe d'Huez to Geneva on Day 6

  • Can the tour run between June and September?

    If the group is 8 or more, a tour can be run on any other day between June and September.