Planned French routes - anyone done these before?

[oblio]

Hi folks

I have planned our upcoming SoF/Alps French road trip (in July) using the following routes. If any of you folks has any experiences you want to share on this I'd be greatly obliged

Chunnel to Beaune via Reims

Beaune to Castellane
A6-E21-E15 to Lyon
A43-E70 to A48-E711 Grenoble
A480-A51-E712 to E712 to N85 to D4085 (Route Napoleon)

Castellane to Briancon (via Col de la Bonnette)
N202 -D4202-D6202-D28 – to Beuil
D30 – Beuil to St Sauveur sur Tinne
D2205-D64 – St S sur T to Jausiers [via Col de la Bonette]
D900-D902 – Jausiers via Guillestre
D902A-D86A-N94-D2094

Briancon to Annecy
N94-SS24(Italy)-A32-E70 past Salbertrand
A32-E70 to Exit 14: SS25 past Moncenisio (on border)
D1006- (past Lac du Mont Cenis) - D115-D902 thru Bonneval-sur-arc to Val D’Isere
D902-(past Lac Du Chevnl) -D925 (past Lac du Roselend) to Beaufort
D925-D67-D71-D1508

Annecy to Gerardmer
D1201/A41-E712 to Swiss border
A1-E25 /A1-E23-E25/ A1-A6-E23-E25
A5 (exit 24)/Route 5 – past Lake Neufchatel & then Lake Biel
E25-A1/E25-A2/A3-A2 into France
A35-E25 (past airport)/A36-E54-E60/N66-E612
D13B/D34/D486

Gerardmer via Bethune to the Chunnel

We are staying more than 1 night in these places but the route from Annecy to Gerardmer is the quickest due to time restrictions.

Any insight would be greatfully received

Cheers

[itsnotarace]

I've done the first half of your route several times upto Annecy, it's good route. Just check before you travel the Col's are open

[oblio]

Cheers Ross

I will be sure to check...hopefully by late July the white stuff will be (mostly) gone

[Greeny]

Done that area a few times, great roads,scenery,food, you will love it.
Damn I need to go again soon.