DEBBIE PYRENEES VELO

This ride is a classic in the Pyrenees, showcasing two legendary Tour de France climbs: the Aubisque (approaching from the west, starting in Laruns) and the Soulor. Riders will experience breathtaking scenery, including the thrilling balcony section of the Cirque du Litor between the two passes. It's no secret that I love cycling and the Pyrenees. I am a passionate cyclist who finds inspiration in cycling and nature. Read along to experience where and why I ride. Col d'Aubisq

Watching the Tour de France in person Attending the Tour de France and La Vuelta in person is an enchanting experience. Having lived in the Pyrenees and attended the TDF since 2015, here is a new, updated guide from an experienced local, me. My Top Tips for TDF 2026 and beyond: The Extreme Heat Survival Guide Chasing the peloton through the Pyrenees or elsewhere in France this July? The legendary climbs are calling, but with temperatures hitting 38° to 42°C /100°F–108°F in th

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Mont Ventoux, 1,912 m As the name suggests (Ventoux means windy in French), it can get windy at the summit, especially with the mistral; wind speeds have been as high as 320 km/h. Mont Ventoux (1,912 m) - Provence CLIMB PROFILES: Departing from the east (Sault): Length 25.6 km Altitude at depart: 759 m Altitude at the end: 1,912 m Average percentage gradient 4.5% Maximum 12%. Departing from the west (Malaucène): Length 21.2km Altitude at depart: 377 m Altitude at t