The Pyrénées is one of those places that will captivate the senses of cyclists from all over the world. It is about narrow roads, untouched landscapes, and wild rides into the unknown. The routes range from 50-kilometre loops passing some of the most extraordinary landscapes to 200-kilometre Tour de France-like epics over several passes.
My routes not only include renowned ascents such as the Col d'Aubisque, Col du Soulor, Col de Marie-Blanque, the Col du Pourtalet, the Col de la Pierre Saint-Martin, Luz Ardiden, Hautacam and Ventoux but also lifts the lid on hundreds of climbs large and small across the range highlighting points of historical significance and the best roads on which to tackle them.
From newcomers venturing into the high mountains for the first time to very experienced cyclists aiming to push their limits and explore new terrain simultaneously, there are dozens of routes for riders of every level in the Pyrénées.
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Routes and Ride Reports
As a keen cyclist, I know endless local, and further afield routes from the rolling foothills to the legendary climbs of the Pyrénées. Read stories about my rides in the mountains.






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