Mark one of the newest and toughest summits in pro racing with this Col de la Loze Route Sign, a favourite for fans of modern Tour stages.
The Col de la Loze rises above Méribel in the Trois Vallées, reaching 2,304m on a road partly built as a dedicated route for cyclists. It made its Tour de France debut in 2020, and in 2023 it was the setting for one of the race's most talked-about days, when the yellow jersey contender Tadej Pogačar cracked on the steep upper slopes. The irregular gradients, which change sharply from bend to bend, make it hard to find a rhythm. It suits any rider chasing tough new climbs.
A Clean style and a printed Rusted style are both listed. Pick A3 (42 × 30.5cm) as a centrepiece, A4 (28.3 × 19.7cm) or A5 (21 × 14.8cm) for a group, or A6 (10.5 × 14.8cm) for a small gap. As a decorative metal sign styled on mountain road markers, it suits a home gym, garage or office.
For another big day in the mountains, look at the Col du Granon D234 Route Sign, Col de l'Iseran D902 Route Sign and Col de la Croix de Fer D926 Route Sign, or explore our Tour de France signs.