The narrow paved road that runs along it branches off from the D1006 at the Mont-Cenis Pass and, after circling the lake of the same name to the northwest, passes near the Petit Mont-Cenis mountain hut and reaches the pass on the Val di Susa side. On the Maurienne side, a trail descends into the Ambin Valley, allowing hikers and mountain bikers to reach Bramans on foot or by mountain bike. Vehicles longer than 5 meters are prohibited from using the road during the summer season.
Opening times
From 15/06 to 30/09 daily.Subject to snow conditions.
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