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Hautes-Alpes. Why Is the Agnel Pass (2744 M) so Rare on the Tour De France?

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This is the third highest pass in France, but the Tour de France has only been there twice. Discover the Agnel Pass, which peaks at 2744 meters above sea level.
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Hautes-Alpes. Why Is the Agnel Pass (2744 M) so Rare on the Tour De France?

This is the third highest pass in France, but the Tour de France has only been there twice. Discover the Agnel Pass, which peaks at 2744 meters above sea level.

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ledauphine.com broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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