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With our 2003 season only recently finished, hot in pursuit
comes our 2004 offerings. The new version of our web site has all the 2004 dates
and prices and there is a new on-line booking system for you
to "Reserve a Place".
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Just a few of the reasons you might want to come along with us on a cycling holiday:
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• We carry your luggage while you cycle.
• We organise a sensational cycling itinerary.
• We provide first class maps and route notes.
• Group meals are at quality local restaurants.
• We provide good breakfasts and afternoon teas.
• There's a first class cycle mechanic on hand.
• We have a vehicle supporting riders.
• Our groups are small and sociable.
• Our prices are reasonable.
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Our web site Photo Gallery is packed with
Photos
sent to us by our customer's. Click Here
to take a look.
From the Vineyards to the Mountains we ride across beautiful France.
The trip is overflowing with the best things that France has to
offer. Sensational scenery, culture and food are everywhere
as you cycle on some of the quietest roads in Europe.
We roll out of Bordeaux
and finish at the cycling mecca of Alpe d'Huez.
Along the way: The valleys of the Dordogne and the
Lot with their castles. The rolling, wild beauty of the
Cevennes. The history in Provence,
Orange and Avignon. For those who love the hills - an optional side trip
to ride up Mont Ventoux.
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The timing of our Bordeaux-Alps ride makes it possible
to see the Tour de France in the mountains by staying-on a few days.
We provide an extension to the standard holiday to assist people with
watching stages of Le Tour. The time in the Alps waiting for the Pros
can be spent either relaxing in the mountains or challenging yourself
by trying to ride some of the nearby climbs made famous by the Tour
over the years - last year we rode the Col du Galibier,
Glandon and Croix de Fer and got a few more chances
to ride Alpe d'Huez.
The individual time trial on Alpe d'Huez this year is close to our
accommodation. So is the subsequent mountain stage. As a
minimum we will see these two stages from a roadside
vantage point and possibly more as planning evolves.
The Tour de France extension to the Bordeaux-Alps
ride is based on comfortable, twin-share, ski chalet
accommodation.
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This is intended as a ride for everyone. Most days we will
have two choices of route. A shorter, easier route of around
50kms (30 miles) plus a longer, more challenging one. The two
routes will generally converge at our suggested lunch spot.
In a region famous for it's food, wine and scenery it
shouldn't be hard to have plenty of fun. The choices of distance
should make this a ride that is within the reach of both newer and
experienced cycling tourists. Come along and see what a Wide
Open Road holiday is all about.
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This is our most challenging ride moving from climb to climb between the two oceans.
There are shorter daily distances than our other rides but
plenty of altitude to be gained and lost every day. If you enjoy the hills
this is the ride for you. Mountain Madness.
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Geneva to Verona.
August 28th to September 11th - 15 nights
£ 900 GB (roughly $1,500 US).
Difficulty Rating: 8/10
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The breathtaking beauty of Switzerland and Northern Italy.
Lakes and Mountains everywhere as we weave our way from
Geneva to Verona. This ride was new in 2003 and
sold out. Book early to avoid disappointment in 2004.
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Don't Miss Out in 2004.
Book Now!
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To visit our web site
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To visit our Bookings System
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Vineyards on Lake Geneva
(Geneva-Verona)
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Rona smiling
(Bordeaux-Alps-TDF)
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On top of Ventoux
(Bordeaux-Alps)
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Tony in the Alps
(Bordeaux-Alps-TDF)
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Swiss Alps
(Geneva-Verona)
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The Finish!
(Geneva-Verona)
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Neil smiling
(Geneva-Verona).
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Swiss Alps
(Geneva-Verona)
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