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Sharon and I had lots of fun in early September doing rides around different sections of the Isere river -- see map + photos.
That region in the Rhone-Alpes is famous for the big climbs over high mountain passes. We discovered that it's also got lots of very pretty and interesting moderate and gentle riding nearby. Later we noticed that most of our riding was near the Isere river, which shares its name with the highest paved-road pass in Europe: Col de l'Iseran. Here's the riding we did, from gentler to steeper:
Our overall strategy: Just like home in USA we got ourselves and our tandem bike to the start of each day's riding by driving our (rental) car. Details -- read more here. Ken |
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