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Showing posts with label routes. Show all posts

Grand Balcon Sud

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The Grand Balcon Sud is a path which runs high along the side of the Chamonix valley from Brevent to Lac Blanc. There is another very goo...
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The Lavadas of Madeira

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The island of Madeira is wet in the north and west and dry in the south east. In the 16th century the Portugese started building lavadas [ch...
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Don't look down

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The path above looks as if it is one of the via ferrata paths in the Dolomites. It is actually in the Glacier National ...

Up to Schynige Platte

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Schynige Platte is a plateau above the town of Interlaken in Switzerland. It is famous for its wild flowers and views, particularly of Inter...
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Monte Piana in the Dolomites

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During the First World War the Austrians and Italians fought over this flat topped mountain. The Italians had one part of the plateau and ...
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Interesting Gorges in Spain

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The El Caminito del Rey (The King's little pathway)has now been restored and is open to visitors. In the second photograph you can see t...

EuroVelo 6 - Cycling along the Doubs near Bresancon

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The EuroVelo bicycle routes are a network of long-distance cycling routes criss-crossing Europe. Currently there are fourteen routes making ...

A ride along Monteal's Lachine Canal

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When the Lachine Canal was opened in 1825 it transformed Montreal. The Lachine Rapids had blocked access to the upper St Lawrence. The canal...

West Loch Lomond Cycle Path

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The West Loch Lomond Cycle Path runs from Tarbet near the top end of Loch Lomond to Balloch at the bottom of the loch. The path is about 28 ...

Up to the Turquoise Lake [Rif. Vandelli Traverse]

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The proper name for the Turquoise lake is the Lago di Sorapiss. It is in the Italian Dolomites, to the east of Cortina. The first part ...