Lake Annecy - East Shore – Lake Annecy loop from Menthon-Saint-Bernard

Menthon-Saint-Bernard

Lake Annecy - East Shore – Lake Annecy loop from Menthon-Saint-Bernard

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Lake Annecy - East Shore – Lake Annecy loop from Menthon-Saint-Bernard

05:03

90.0km

1,740m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 6.27 km for 551 m

Closed: • September 14, 2026-December 18, 2026 (otherwise open)

After 8.38 km for 377 m

Closed: • September 14, 2026-December 18, 2026 (otherwise open)

After 81.5 km for 377 m

Closed: • September 14, 2026-December 18, 2026 (otherwise open)

After 83.4 km for 551 m

Closed: • September 14, 2026-December 18, 2026 (otherwise open)

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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543 m

Menthon-Saint-Bernard

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The charming village of Menthon-Saint-Bernard is an unmissable stopover where it is good to stroll.

You will appreciate the pedestrian promenade of the port and the numerous sports activities: …

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606 m

Lake Annecy — East Shore Cycling Route

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The lake shores sometimes beautiful, sometimes annoying without a bike path in Menthon.

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4.59 km

Excellent view of the Montagne d'Entrevernes

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Several pleasant spots dot the tour of the lake.

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7.36 km

Lake Annecy - East Shore

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Beautiful lake with great mountain panoramas

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8.89 km

Lake Annecy

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Lake Annecy is surrounded by mountains. There is an extensive cycle path that follows all around the lake. It can get very crowded in the summer months and is probably …

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14.7 km

Cycle path between Annecy and Albertville

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Very nice wide and well maintained bike path. Former tracer of the train linking Alberville and Annecy. Allows you to cycle in a natural setting, far from traditional roads and cars or trucks.

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35.8 km

Viewpoint

39.9 km

Col de l'Arpettaz

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This little-known pass offers magnificent views of the Mont-Blanc massif. But the climb is worth it. You have the option of continuing in gravel mode towards the Col des Aravis.

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41.2 km

Col de l'Arpettaz

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Very nice long pass winding through the forest then the mountain pastures. Narrow road with often bad coating, but accessible to all types of bikes. Few cars, calm... To do!

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90.0 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

50.0 km

37.6 km

1.46 km

639 m

233 m

108 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

73.5 km

16.0 km

460 m

116 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,580 m)

Lowest point (410 m)

Weather

Wednesday 14 October

23°C

8°C

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Comments

September 23, 2023,Col de l'Arpettaz

A short ride to change brake pads at bike shop became a ride along bike lane to Albertville, which soon became 15km of switchback up inviting climb. The temptation in this region is too much !