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 Poster: A snowHead
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You've heard of using bikes to access ski touring routes, but what about using skis so you can traverse high altitude cols in winter with your bike?



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And for those who like figures, it's a crossing of around 410 km, and 14,000 m D+, of which a small half was on skis. With comparable statistics, we could have covered a much larger part of the French Alps. But that wasn't the idea, and the aim was above all to share some convivial moments (carrying our bikes) skiing. This crossing requires the bikes to be 'compulsorily' carried on skis over the Col de la Cayolle. Even if this interlude isn't recommended for everyone's back, it's particularly relevant in terms of the itinerary and allows us to switch from the Var basin to the Ubaye basin while remaining in the heart of beautiful mountains that are perfect for skiing.
We alternated between nights in tents (including one at -8°C shortly before Maljasset...) and nights in cabins. It wasn't a trip for ascetics either, as we enjoyed sampling the mignardises and pizzas on offer along the way. The privilege of 'travelling' in France...



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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

How to combine 2 fun activities into one unfun activity

Was weathercam there? Laughing
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Arno wrote:
How to combine 2 fun activities into one unfun activity

Was weathercam there? Laughing


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How to combine 2 fun activities into one unfun activity


Was my first reaction too!
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