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Old 11-23-2009, 10:09 PM   #1
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Cycling Pyrenees

I was cruising the web and found this pic that made me want to go there and do that. Isn't the Pyrenees part of the Tour De France?
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A closer location that has some beautiful scenery and would give you a good workout would be a trip through Yosemite National Park on Hwy 120 going west to east.

Start at the intersection of Hwy 120 and Hwy 149 follow hwy 120 through the park to the intersection of hwy 120 and 395 near the Lee Vining airport.

Total trip is just a hair short of a century at 98.9 miles. Start is at 886ft in elevation and the highest point is 9974 ft in elevation. Total climb is 18,062 total descent is a drop of 12,073.

Here is a link to the route on ride with gps. Yosemite ? Tuolumne, CA US

Here are some pics of what you will get to see.
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You have to go up in order to come down. Why is the up part always so steep?
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Old 11-24-2009, 08:06 PM   #3
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Amazing. I've never Cycled in the Mountains. Our over Babbling brooks. I'm stuck in the city more or less.
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You have the Greenbelt which is an amazing ride.
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This is true but it's not the mountains.
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