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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Just a quick question. A group of us thought that we might go and watch the stage that finishs up Corcheivel (spelling?) for this years TDF. Someone who has been to Mountain top finishs might be able to fill me in.
We were planning on just staying up the mountain the night before. Are there a lot of people that do this? Also we might fly back home the same night after the stage has finished what are our chances of getting back down the moutain in a resaonable time given the amount of people wanting to get down? Thanks for you help Bob |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 997
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Dont know specifically about Courchevel and hope to be there too. Based on Luz Ardiden two years ago, depends on how you get up the mountain. Bike is the best way to get down. Hoards of people walking down, thosands of cyclists biking down. Cars are very slow. Can take a long time to get down depending. I think Pla D'Adet will be the queen stage although poeple who live closes may swarm Courchevel like Alpe dHuez, hard to know. The deal is even if you get down fast, how long it will take to get to the airport, which airport etc. The roads at the basevare often clogged with folks getting out, the teams the press the caravan etc so traffic jams are routine. I would fly the next day, personally, just my thought. See you there I hope. |
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Cheers for that. I thought that it might be a little different with Courchevel as I think the next days stage starts from there. Any thoughts on how many people will end up staying up the mountain the night? Would be good if it had a huge party atmosphere. Bob |
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