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By admin, on July 26th, 2010
Route: D618A/N-141 Bagneres-de-Luchon to Bossost – 12 miles Ridden: 23/07/2010 The Col du Portillon (or Puerto del Portillon) is located in the Val d’Aran, a Spanish valley that borders France and connects the French town of Bagneres-de-Luchon in the north with the Spanish town of Bossost in the south. The . . . → Read More: Col du Portillon – 1,293m
By admin, on July 26th, 2010
Route: D925/D51 Bourg-d’Oueil to Mauleon-Barousse – 24 miles Ridden: 19/07/2010 The Port de Bales (or Col de Bales) is located between the Oueil valley in the south and the Barousse valley in the north. It isn’t necessarily a pass you would ride unless you go out of your way to include . . . → Read More: Port de Bales – 1,755m
By admin, on July 2nd, 2007
Route: D933 & N135 St. Jean Pied a Port to Pamplona – 47 miles Ridden: 02/07/2007 The D933/N135 links St. Jean Pied a Port in France with Pamplona in Spain and crosses this pass. The 47 miles between the two points is a really good biking road, particularly the middle 30 . . . → Read More: Puerto de Ibaneta – 1,057m
By admin, on July 1st, 2007
Route: D918 Laruns to Argeles Gazost – 29 miles Ridden: 01/07/2007 The Col d’Aubisque is the second most visited pass in Tour de France history – after the Tourmalet – and joins Laruns – also the start point for the Col du Pourtalet – with Argeles Gazost via the D918. When . . . → Read More: Col d’Aubisque – 1,709m
By admin, on July 1st, 2007
Route: D918 Ste. Marie de Campan to Luz St. Saveur – 22 miles Ridden: 01/07/2007 & 22/07/2010 The Tourmalet lies on the D918 linking Ste. Marie de Campan in the east with Luz St. Saveur to the west. The western ramp, from Luz St. Sauveur, is 11.8 miles long, climbing 1,404m . . . → Read More: Col du Tourmalet – 2,409m
By admin, on July 1st, 2007
Route: D918 Laruns to Argeles Gazost – 29 miles Ridden: 01/07/2007 & 21/07/2010 This Col forms the eastern side of the Col d’Aubisque, meaning you need to pass the Soulor in order to climb the Aubisque from there. There are two ways to do this, either from Etchartes in the north . . . → Read More: Col du Soulor – 1,474m
By admin, on July 1st, 2007
Route: D918 Arreau to Ste. Marie de Campan – 16 miles Ridden: 01/07/2007, 20/07/2010, 21/07/2010 & 22/07/2010 Just north from Arreau, at the end of the Col du Peyresourde, you take the left turn onto the D918 which takes you over the d’Aspin to Ste. Marie de Campan, and the start . . . → Read More: Col d’Aspin – 1,489m
By admin, on July 1st, 2007
Route: D918 Bagneres de Luchon to Arreau – 20 miles Ridden: 01/07/2007, 18/07/2010, 19/07/2010 & 23/07/2010 The D618 links Bagneres de Luchon to the east with Arreau to the west and crosses this Col, another long time Tour de France favourite. Unlike the d’Aubisque we would recommend this for bikers as . . . → Read More: Col de Peyresourde – 1,569m
By admin, on June 30th, 2007
Route: C28 Vielha to Esterri d’Aneu – 26 miles Ridden: 30/06/2007 The C28 links Vielha to the west with Esterri d’Aneu to the east and crosses this pass – Puerto in Spanish, Port in French. The eastern ramp is quite tight and was being extensively resurfaced and widened when we were . . . → Read More: Port de la Bonaigua – 2,072m
By admin, on June 30th, 2007
Route: N260 Adrall to Sort – 29 miles Ridden: 30/06/2007 The N260 between Adrall, south of Andorra and Sort to the west is one of the finest biking roads you will ever have the pleasure to ride. In the course of the 29 mile ride you pass over the Coll del . . . → Read More: Coll del Canto – 1,730m
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