Acevi Val d'Aran
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Parc Nacional Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Mauric
Nous reprenons la route pour passer d'un extrême à l'autre: de la Méditérannée et ses petits villages côtiers de maisons blanches, nous nous dirigeons vers les hautes Pyrénées et le village alpin d'Espot. Les différentes routes que nous empruntons, beaucoup étant des routes panoramiques et tortueuses, nous donnent des vues incroyables sur les montagnes et les vallées.
Ce village est très joli et se trouve à être la porte d'entrée du ...
Back to Aneto!
... the last ten minutes on rubber. We took his advice and crested the summit ridge. The view was spectacular. To the east were the icy peaks of the Pyrenees going on forever, the same to the west. To the south we could see the arid planes of Aragon and to the north: clouds over France. We also saw the final challenge.
The final summit is protected by a narrow pass called El Paso De Mahoma. The name comes from the Quran. It is ...
Pyrenees
I started the day off with a picturesque run along a country road into the town of Aren, I ran past typical looking French houses and with the Pyrenees in the back ground it was just beautiful. When I got back Rhys was up and about getting all packed up, I had a quick cold shower then we were on the bikes heading for the Pyrenees. Luckily it was a lovely day so we had a magical view of the mountains as we approached them. We filled up just before the mountain pass began then we ...
Travel Day - to Paris on the TGV
We spent the day traveling. We boarded the van at the hotel for a 1.5 hour drive to catch the TGV to Paris. I hadn't appreciated the distance until today - it's more than 500 miles. The guides are really herding the cats today - getting everyone and their stuff on to the van and then the train and finally at the station in Paris for a bus ride over to the hotel. One of ...
Last Day on the Bike!
Today is the first day without terrific weather. The valley is filled with fog. We're leaving from the hotel to climb the Port de Bales - the Tour passed this route yesterday. It's a beautiful scene and the fog is lifting from the valley as we ascend. At the top we're above the clouds and the valley can't be seen; stunning view.
It's cool and misty and I, of course, left my jacket in my other ...