Col d’Izoard Poster (from Briançon)

A minimalistic poster that shows the Col d’Izoard cycling route - a 19 km climb from Briançon in France. It also includes important statistics about the route, shown at the bottom, such as distance, highest point, elevation gain, and time to finish. Free customizations. About the Col d’Izoard Route The Col d’Izoard cycling route from Briançon is a renowned Alpine ascent reaching 2,360 metres above sea level. Covering approximately 19 km, it is famous for its demanding gradients and the distinctive Casse Déserte lunar landscape near the summit. A regular feature of the Tour de France since 1922, it is considered one of the most iconic and historic climbs in professional cycling, combining physical challenge with dramatic high-mountain scenery. Statistics About the Col d’Izoard Start point: Briançon, France End point: Col d’Izoard, France Distance: 19 km / 11.8 miles Elevation gain: 1175 m / 3855 ft Highest point: 2360 m / 7743 m Time to Finish: Typically 2 to 2.5 hours