This is a superb introduction to Alpine road riding, two great routes on generally quiet roads and give a slightly more chilled out French sportive experience than the Marmotte in the Southern Alps, and for those of you tackling the Marmotte or the Etape (or both!) this offers some great training.
The 160km route crams a number of cols in before the final ascent up the legendary Joux Plane and the long descent back down to Morzine. If that's a bit much for this time of year the shorter 110km route offers the same stunning scenery but at less cost to the legs!
For more info on the event, prices and availability please have a look at our website www.44south.co.uk, or drop us an email at info [at] 44south.co.uk.
DATES
Saturday, 22nd June - Monday, 24th June.
ROUTE OPTIONS
110km with 2680m of climbing
160km with 3650m of climbing
WHAT'S INCLUDED
2 nights in our traditional style chalet, Event entry fee, Bed, Breakfast and Dinner (if fully catered), our 44South welcome pack, Airport transfers, lead rides and Pasta party before the night of the event.
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