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Regions |
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Beaujolais,
Massif Central, Pyrenees, Cevennes, Provence, Alps, Jura, Vosges |
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Total
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4.176 km. |
2.610 miles |
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Average distance |
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123 km. |
77 miles |
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Total climbing |
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75.000 m. |
246.000 ft. |
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Average climbing
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2.200 m. |
7.200 ft. |
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Road condition
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100%
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Period
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Saturday May 28th, 2022
Wednesday July 6th, 2022
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Accommodation |
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Campings and 4 hotel nights
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Price (full tour) |
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€ 4.495,- |
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Discount |
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€ 200,- for early registration |
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Description |
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Every keen
cyclist can name several legendary cols of the Tour de France. You know
the famous climbs in the Alps, the Pyrenees and the Mont Ventoux, the
giant of the Provence. Perhaps you have already done them. But sometimes
when you watch the Tour on television, you think : "Where is that col?".
"I don't know that climb".
France has much more to offer, than only the "big" well-known names. A
large part of the country is rolling, hilly or mountainous. Cols and
côtes everywhere.
A Dutch foundation started in 1979 an initiative to link a large number
of climbs in France together and called it : "The 100 Cols Tour". The
route has undergone several changes over the years to make the tour more
attractive and more challenging. The foundation uses two captions in
their description of the tour "it's the toughest bicycle tour in the
world" and "it's also the most beautiful bicycle tour in the world".
The route is a succession of wonderful landscapes, quiet nature parks,
little picturesque villages, stunning views, and of course countless
little côtes and challenging cols. |
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