La Cyclo 160 km

2000 m D+ climb
Date
Departure time
Place of departure

Champagnole

Place of arrival

Champagnole

Rates
Until 13/07 55€
From 14/07 to 24/08 65€
From 08/25 to 09/07 70€
Group rate between 10 and 14 participants -10% per subscriber
Group rate 15 participants and more -15% off per subscriber
To benefit from the group rate, please send an e-mail to : contact@latransju.com
Free jersey for the first 1,500 registrants Size guaranteed for bookings made before June 1
Optional meals 15€
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🆕 New Parcours 2025!

Conquer the ultimate Transju'Cyclo challenge! This new 2025 route has all the makings of a real challenge to discover the emblematic roads of the Jura and Doubs regions.

Eyes bigger than legs? Latecomers will have the opportunity to branch off onto the 110km after Rochejean.

The start of the course is the same as for the 110km, beginning with a demanding climb from Syam to Crans, which takes you to Cerniébaud and the Haute-Joux massif. After an initial ascent marked by the Col de Saint-Sorlin, a technical descent takes you to Mouthe, where the first refreshment station awaits.

For the more experienced, the 160 km route offers an even more intense journey: cross the Val de Remoray, pass through Rochejean and the impressive Gorges du Fourperet, before climbing the Col de la République. A descent takes you to the second refreshment point at La Rivière-Drugeon. The route continues through the Maublin forest and the Col de Chalamont, before descending to the peat bogs and ponds of Frasne.

At Remoray, at km 60, the 11:45 a.m. time barrier will automatically turn you onto the 110 km. You'll then enter the Col du Lancier ascent as your main challenge, before rejoining the 70 km course at Mignovillard.

The final section, common to both routes, is full of surprises: an atypical traverse through the heart of our partner Jura Pellets' sawmill , a passage through the medieval town of Nozeroy, and a descent punctuated by a few "ass kicks" to Champagnole via Sirod.

A modular itinerary that combines effort, spectacular scenery and conviviality for an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Jura Mountains!

The event 160km is part of the French Cycling Federation's Label d'Or Trophy.

 

Practical information
  • Distance: 160 km
  • Departure : Champagnole
  • Arrival : Champagnole
  • Ascent: 2000 m D+ (gradient)

The Cyclo 160 km is open to all licensed cyclists and cyclosportifs aged 18 or over (born before 01/01/2008) and non-licensed cyclists who present a medical certificate stating "no contraindication to competitive cycling" and dated less than 1 year before the day of the event.

Are your legs not with you on race day? In Remoray,at km 60, the 11:45 a.m. time barrier will automatically switch you to the 110 kmcourse . Then enter the Col du Lancier ascent as your main challenge, before rejoining the 70 km course at Mignovillard.

The event 160km is part of the French Cycling Federation's Label d'Or Trophy.

The services offered

Includes :

  • Participation in the event via chip, plate and numbered bib
  • A collector's jersey for the first 1,500 registrants
  • The finisher medal
  • A photo of you taking part in the event courtesy of our partner Crédit Agricole Franche Comté (link to the album sent after the event)
  • Solid and liquid supplies on the course
  • Medical assistance (during the race and at the Oppidum) and technical assistance (at the Oppidum)
  • Mechanical assistance the day before and the day of the race
  • Security during the race by motorcycles, cars and flagmen
  • Showers
  • Free access to the exhibition area of the village
  • The parking lot near the start/finish area

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Profile and route 160 km

Cycling 160 km 

  • Distance : 158 km
  • Ascent : 2000 m D+ climb

The route begins with the difficult climb from Syam to Crans, before rising towards Cerniébaud and reaching the Haute-Joux massif. The first official pass is Saint Sorlin, followed by a descent to Mouthe, where the first refreshment station is located. Participants then head for the Val de Remoray via Rochejean and the magnificent Gorges du Fourperet. 

The route continues with an ascent of the Col de la République from Vaux-et-Chantegrue, before a descent to the second feed station at Rivière-Drugeon. On the way to Levier, cyclists pass through Bulle, La Chapelle-d'Huin and the Maublin forest. The last listed pass, the Col de Chalamont (3 km), heads back towards Champagnole, with a passage through the ponds and peat bogs of Frasne. 

All routes then converge at the sawmill of our partner Jura Pellet, the last stop for refreshments, for an unusual crossing among planks and tree trunks. The end of the route, mostly downhill, includes a few "ass kickings" and a passage through the medieval town of Nozeroy before returning to Champagnole via Sirod. 

les rousses 5 km 30 km 150 km 130 km 100 km 15 km Lac de Joux Lac de Saint-Point Étang de Frasne Étang de la Rivière Drugeon Forêt de La joux Forêt du Mont Noir Le Drugeon Le Doubs Le Drugeon Le Drugeon Lac de Remoray 2000m D+ La Cyclo Parcours pouvant être soumis à modifications Départ et arrivée Champagnole France Suisse Col de Saint Sorlin JURA Foncine-le-Bas Mouthe 160km 85 km La Cyclo 160km Dénivelé : + 2000 m | Altitude max : 1150 m Champagnole Mouthe 1200 1000 800 600 0 0 160 80 60 40 140 120 100 20 Distance (km) Arrivée de la 160km Champagnole Mignovillard La Rivière-Drugeon 42 km
Cut-off times

11h45* : Remoray KM 60, compulsory junction* on the 110km route
12:45pm: Rivière Drugeons KM80 feed station
3:00 pm: Jura Pellet - Mignovillard KM 127 feed station

Refreshments

More information to come.

Recommended and mandatory equipment

Recommended equipment

  • A bicycle pump, a spare tube or a puncture-proof spray, if the bicycle is not equipped with tubeless
  • A pair of gloves
  • Glasses

Required equipment

  • Frame plate and seat post chip
  • FFC approved bike
  • Rigid helmet which must be worn during the entire event
  • Hydration system (water bottle or hydration bag)
  • Minimum repair kit
  • A fully charged, GPS-enabled cell phone
The Transju' Jura Pellets Challenge

The aim of the Challenge Transju' Jura Pellets is to reward the best male and female participant in the 3 major races of our events: La Transju', La Transju'Trails and La Transju'Cyclo.

All those who have taken part in the 3 events of the current year (this year Trail and Cyclo) will benefit from a 10% discount on the Transju'Cyclo, regardless of the race distance chosen.

The fastest participant in the 3 major Transju' events will win the winners' bell (this year Transju' 40km, 82km Trail and 160km Cycling).

Read the Challenge Transju' rules. 

Challenge Entreprise by Crédit Agricole

Trans'Organisation has decided to honour and promote and promote healthy sports in the workplaceby organizing a dedicated challenge: The challenge Transju' Entreprises.

It's a collective challenge for all employees of a company who wish to take part in one of the Transju''s Transju' time trials or hikes.. The aim is to share a convivial moment that develops team cohesion.

This challenge is open to all companies, the aim being to mobilize as many employees as possible.

The challenge applies to each of the 3 events Transju', Transju'Trails, Transju'Cyclo with rankings and awards for each event, plus an overall ranking at the end of the event year.

 

See the Challenge Entreprise rules. 

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