Col du Télégraphe
Col du Télégraphe is a mountain pass in France at 1,566 metres (5,138 feet), on the D 902, Route du Télégraphe. 2 of our routes cross it, each with a free GPX file.
- Height
- 1,566 m
- In feet
- 5,138
- Road
- D 902
- Height rank
- 63 of 130 on our routes
The yellow dot is the summit as mapped on OpenStreetMap. Red lines are our routes; click one to open it.
Routes over Col du Télégraphe
| Route | Summit at mile | |
|---|---|---|
| Route des Grandes Alpes424 miles in all | 196 | GPX |
| Calais to the Alps and back1,418 miles in all | 710 | GPX |
Fuel is the nearest station within 1 km of the route, from OpenStreetMap. Stations close and opening hours vary, so fill up before a long climb.
Is it open?
OpenStreetMap has no seasonal closure recorded for the road over Col du Télégraphe. High roads can still close for snow, rockfall or roadworks, so check before you ride up.
Our Alpine pass status page links to the official road authority pages that say which passes are open.
Other passes nearby
- Col de l'Iseran2,764 m, 32 miles away in a straight line
- Col du Galibier2,642 m, 10 miles away in a straight line
- Col d'Izoard2,361 m, 30 miles away in a straight line
- Col de la Platrière2,215 m, 31 miles away in a straight line
- Col du Lautaret2,058 m, 12 miles away in a straight line
- Cormet de Roselend1,968 m, 36 miles away in a straight line