
Road · Switzerland
A mountainous 15 km road cycling route from Monthey through Les Neyres, Troistorrents and Morgins, with 959 m of climbing over the Monthey climb.
Starting near Monthey, the route begins with a climb at 0.6 km that continues for 13.9 km gaining 957 m elevation to finish at 1381 m. The profile is mostly climbing with 88% of the route ascending, including 9.3 km over 5% gradient, and stretches of steep pitches reaching up to 17%, especially concentrated in the middle to later sections.
The ride uses mainly paved surfaces (90%), with a small portion of gravel or unpaved (5%) and unmapped sections (5%). Most of the route is on main roads (9.2 km) without cycle lanes; a quiet street section covers 3.6 km, and about 1.5 km is on a path. The longest named road ridden is the 201, used for 9 km.
Facilities close to the route start include cafés, supermarkets, bike shops, a station, and restaurants. Services become sparse from 6.1 to 12.2 km, where there is a 6.1 km stretch without cafés, shops, or water. Bailout points and medical facilities are generally available before the climb's steeper middle section.
| Climb | Starts at | On this ride | Full ascent | Top on this ride |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthey climb | 0.6 km | 13.9 km · 957 m · 6.9 % · max 17 % | 13.9 km · 957 m · 6.9 % | 1381 m |