Route guidesRoutes Map
Mobile appApp Log in
Write a new posting

City Guides

Latest journeys

Clydach ironworks by bmw325sport
Sandeid-Skjoldastraumen by Stine Helen Marken
MA J15 by RMassy
MA J14 by RMassy
Sandeid-Fiksdal by Stine Helen Marken
MA J13 by RMassy
MA J12 by RMassy
total by h gar
Ma J11 by RMassy
MA J10 by RMassy

Become a supporter

unpaved cols on Italian-French border

www.cycling-challenge.com/piemonte-col-hunting-along-the-french-border/

This region is a gold mine for great super-high unpaved cycling climbs (Colle dell’Assietta is just above where I started). Today’s ride is by no means the toughest or the best of this high altitude Mecca, but I had a blast checking off high cols, and visiting little lakes on super quiet roads.

sounds rough but doable on a gravel bike

Derborence balcony rd

www.cycling-challenge.com/derborence/

a secret Swiss valley

Rionda climb

www.cycling-challenge.com/morcles-and-above-to-rionda/

More than 50 hairpins ! First 10 Kilometres paved, then good quality gravel

Lago del Narèt

www.cycling-challenge.com/lago-di-naret/

A paved road to the end of the world. A truly great climb.

Colle delle Finestre, Colle dell'Assietta, and Strada Militare Mont Serin

www.cycling-challenge.com/colle-delle-finestre-colle-dellassietta-and-above/
www.stradadellassietta.it/inglese/
This is as good a high Alps gravel road route as I know. Spectacular. But warning, this is challenging. Starting at 500 metres altitude, the route goes to almost 2800 metres with a descent in the middle. And much of this is on slippery, poor quality, gravel roads. Hard work. But rewarding.
Page 1 ... 20 21 22 23 24 ... 33
Enter to search, Esc to cancel