Col du Télégraphe by motorcycle
Col du Télégraphe tops out at 1,566 m (5,138 ft) in France. It is the 40th highest of the 145 passes in France on the Motoseyir map. Below: the road surface, when it is usually closed, the passes around it and a loop you can ride over it.
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At a glance
- Elevation
- 1,566 m (5,138 ft)
- Location
- France
- Road surface
- Paved
- Winter
- No seasonal closure is recorded for this road in our data. High roads can still close after snow, so check before you go.
- Coordinates
- 45.2027, 6.4446
- Sources
- Wikipedia · OpenStreetMap
Elevation is the figure on the pass’s OpenStreetMap entry or its source page; the point is the summit on the road itself.
Ride a loop over Col du Télégraphe
The web route planner opens with Col du Télégraphe as the start point. Choose a direction, how long you want to ride and how twisty the roads should be, and it draws up to three round trips that come back to the pass. Send the one you like to your phone with a QR code and ride it in Motoseyir.
Passes near Col du Télégraphe
- Col du Galibier 16 km S · 2,642 m
- Col du Lautaret 19 km S · 2,057 m
- Col de la Croix-de-Fer 19 km W · 2,068 m
- Col du Glandon 21 km W · 1,924 m
- Col de l'Échelle 26 km SE · 1,762 m
- Col de la Madeleine 26 km N · 1,993 m
Col du Télégraphe in the Motoseyir app
Col du Télégraphe is on Motoseyir’s pass map with its altitude and exact location, along with 1,600+ passes in 36 countries. Add it to your tour and go.
If your route crosses a pass that may be closed this month, the app tells you before you set off, and Generate a tour skips closed passes. Passes you ride over are ticked off from your ride log automatically.
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Pass data: Motoseyir’s pass list, compiled from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL) and the source page linked above.