Cycling and Mountain Biking brochures for the French Alps, France
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Saddle Skedaddle has been organising great road tours for many years and this season is no exception! They cater for all levels of road biker, whether you’ve never had a go at road biking before, right up to those with a thirst to follow in the footsteps of Tour de France riders up and down those cols!
Page 14: Europe > France - Alps (see this page) France - Classic Passes
he FrenchAlps are home to the most famous Tour de France climbs, and our classic, pass-bagging tour will take in the finest of them all, so get your climbing legs on! After a short flight into Geneva we transfer to the beautiful and historic lakeside town of Annecy...
Since starting in 1996, CycleActive knows there are so many ways to ‘do’ a cycle holiday – from eating up the miles on a road biking trip, to scorching single track or an enduro cross country mission. This latest brochure from CycleActive has it all!
Page 7: European Holidays (see this page) ...20 lifts in operation, weve shown hundreds of bikers the very best of the FrenchAlps. Whether you love XC, Freeride, Downhill or just the thrill... ...days Saturday Saturday 2 guides Skill B/C Fitness 2/3 The Karavanke Alps cut right across northern Slovenia, a seldom explored area of beautiful...
Self-guided and guided tours on two wheels from Exodus
Since 1994, Exodus has been urging you to ‘reset your compass’ and go for a bit of an adventure on your next holiday – a much better option than sitting on the beach! Cycling group tours certainly bring a camaraderie that is second to none, coupled with sightseeing ‘at first hand’ – all with minimal environmental impact.
Page 19: Cycling Holidays 2008/09 (see this page) ...Rhone River in the west to the Alps and Italy in the east, and the landscape is dominated by rugged mountains and lavender fields. Cycling along the Durance River we pass through many picturesque market towns and quaint villages. The Durance flows for 320km from the FrenchAlps into the Rhone River...
