Profile of Côte de Monteynard, 9.7 km at an average of 5.0% to the summit at 844 m, with the gradient of each kilometre.
Profile of the climb from ProPace's route data, with the measured average gradient of each kilometre. The roadbook average for the whole climb is 5.0%.
Length
9.7 km
Average gradient
5.0%
Height gained
485 m
Summit
844 m
Steepest km
7.3% measured on the route
Category
Cat 2

The climb

Côte de Monteynard climbs 9.7 km at an average of 5.0%, gaining 485 m to a summit at 844 m. It is neither relentless nor erratic: the kilometres move either side of the average by a point or two.

The hardest kilometre measures 7.3% and comes in the opening third of the climb. The final kilometre eases to 0.7%, which is where the climb gives something back.

In ProPace's stage data it appears on the single stage listed below.

Stages that climbed it

StageDateSummit atCategory
Tour de France 2026, stage 18: Voiron → Orcières-Merlette23 July 2026km 93.7Cat 2

Stages since 2024 whose route climbed to this summit, matched on ProPace's route data. Category as listed for that stage where the roadbook data is in the app.

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