Départ depuis Presles, possibilité de se garer devant la mairie, où il y a une fontaine.
On suit le GRP Tour des Coulmes. Plutôt roulant à certain endroit.
Permet de faire un jolie tour dans le Vercors, en profitant des falaises, des stations de ski fermés et de quelques villages. Tracé très nature.
Eau disponible dans une fontaine près de la station de ski, puis un peu partout après le 30 ème kilomètre.
The route starts at the beach in the town of Voltri, near Genova and ends at the Capanna Margherita, the highest structure in Europe. The first section of the route is done on a bicycle to traverse the plains of Piedmont. At Pont Saint Martin, the main climb begins as one goes up to Gressoney. Once in the Gressoney-Staffal area there are many trails and ski slopes where one transitions to skis to climb toward Lysjoch, ascending via the final descent of the Mezzalama skimo race.
This remote loop connects the two major mountain passes in the Northern Cairngorms (Lairig Ghru and Lairig an Laoigh). Whilst it is very rough underfoot, the ascents are gradual and there is no technical ground. Following obvious large geographical features, this aesthetic route was done clockwise, starting/finishing at Glenmore Lodge. Although never taking in summits, the route is mountainous and remote.
Tune into today’s episode to hear Bob Stewart chat with host Heather Anderson about his experiences on Pennsylvania’s numerous state trails where he has set many FKTs. They dive into the particulars of his unsupported FKT on the notoriously difficult and remote Tuscarora Trail as well as why Bob enjoys the modality of unsupported more than other categories. Dive in and hear all about rocks, reroutes, and testing out homemade gear on a long FKT attempt. Bob also shares his tips for balancing work, family life, and FKTs.