This map details the famed climb up Mont Ventoux, offering a GPS track and elevation profile for the four summit approaches. The hardest approach (starting from Bedoin) is the classic route taken in the Tour de France. The final climb of the 2009 race, the Tour de France may likely be won or lost on Mont Ventoux.

Climbing the three paved approaches to Ventoux in one day allows one to join Les Cinglés du Mont Ventoux. The distinction of "Galérien du Ventoux" (roughly translated, "slave of Ventoux") is bestowed to those who climb Ventoux via each of these four routes, including the Massif des Cèdres, a dirt road climb.