Haut-Beaujolais – Mont Saint-Rigaud

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Haut-Beaujolais – Mont Saint-Rigaud

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Haut-Beaujolais – Mont Saint-Rigaud

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50.9km

890m

Cycling

This loop invites you to find calm and serenity in the heights of the Rhône department. You will also encounter its highest point, Mont Saint-Rigaud.

While the loop doesn't go directly over this summit, you can still imagine, from the starting point, going to seek out this ascent by taking…

by Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Tourisme

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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117 m

Col de Crie

Highlight • Mountain Pass

It's a good little pass not very difficult to do from Saint-Didier, Ouroux, Saint-Mamert or Monsols. It is also a starting point towards the ascent of Mont Saint-Rigaud. It can …

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House of Hiking and Trail

Highlight • Rest Area

Great starting point for multiple hikes. There are also many places to picnic and games for children, including a zip line. Every two years, there is the Col de la Crie festival.

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37.1 km

Superb panorama at Saint-Bonnet des Bruyères

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From here, you face a typical panorama of the Haut-Beaujolais with large, rolling meadows, dotted with wooded groves and highlighted by the region's highest peaks.

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

50.9 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

49.1 km

1.81 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (730 m)

Lowest point (440 m)

Weather

Today

Friday 23 October

11°C

6°C

96 %

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Comments

May 26, 2026

This loop invites you to find calm and serenity in the heights of the Rhône department. You will also encounter its highest point, Mont Saint-Rigaud.
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While the loop doesn't go directly over this summit, you can still imagine, from the starting point, going to seek out this ascent by taking a small forest

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