From the west one climbs the D70 from Camp de Milo (503m) via La Bollène-Vésubie and Col de Turini (1604m) to the pass which is located where the 9 km one-directional circle road up to L’Authion starts and ends. The loop road first descends to 1779m and then climbs steeply to the high point (2024m).

From the southeast you climb from Sospel (363m) the D2566 via Col de Turini to the pass. From the south you climb D21 from Lucéram (650m) via Pas de l’Escous (1008m); Baisse de la Cabanette (1371m) and Col de Turini to the pass or via D2566 and Col St. Roch (991m); Baisse de la Cabanette (1371m) and Col de Turini to the pass. One would then likely have started 6.4 km further down at L’Escarène (360m).

You could also start the southern climb in Contes (192m) and climb the D15 to Col de Savel (972m); Col St. Roch and the D2566 to Baisse de la Cabanette; Col de Turini and to the pass. This last variant involves two more significant drops of up to 88m. From Col de Turini on the D68 to the pass (3.8 km), you will also climb the earlier Baisse de Camp d’Argent (1737m). – Lots of passes and roads in this region!