cycling down through france this summer

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sarah.b

New Member
Hi, last summer I cycled from the Atlantic to Med in France, 3 canals ending up in Beziers. This year I want to go down the west coast to spanish boarder, Is there anyone who would like to do this ?? I could go on my own but would rather share the experience ! male or female . Amthinking it would be about a week if not rushing !
 

bigjim

Legendary Member
Location
Manchester. UK
Hi Sarah
You may get more interest if you give us more info. many people are making plans now [including me] but riding with someone else you need to have some compatability.
Are you camping, B&B. Are you youg or old. What do you see as a comfortable daily mileage? Where in the Uk are you? How are you getting to the start point? Do you have a route plan?
I rode to Beziers last year, not using canals. The year before I rode the west coast. It's nice but the weather can be very variable. See my rainy pic.
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HillSpecial

HillSpecial
Hi, last summer I cycled from the Atlantic to Med in France, 3 canals ending up in Beziers. This year I want to go down the west coast to spanish boarder, Is there anyone who would like to do this ?? I could go on my own but would rather share the experience ! male or female . Amthinking it would be about a week if not rushing !



Thinking about a France trip myself.

Companions sought. South West France Cycle camping tour, 2 ½ weeks approx dates Mon 19th Aug 2013 To Wed 04th Sep 2013 flying to and from Toulouse

PM ‘HillSpecial’ {North West England based. } Or e-mail hillspecial@rocketmail.com



50 to 60 miles per day - flexible, cycling, canoeing, sightseeing sampling French wine , beer and food etc

Possible routes

http://goo.gl/maps/nnHiq

Dordogne and Lot valleys - less than 500 miles, or circa 600 with Albi etc, plus day rides


or longer route


http://goo.gl/maps/Qbdxc Dordogne and Pyrenees.

Cycle around Dordogne, Western Pyrenees, over some of the big passes; Aspin and Tourmalet etc and also the Atlantic coast.

Possible train from Dordogne to Pyrenees via Toulouse to save around 200 miles

PM ‘HillSpecial’ {North West England based. }


Or e-mail hillspecial@rocketmail.com


Some links below for some places of interest in SW France.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavarnie_Falls

http://www.canoe-france.com/en/dordogne/index.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dordogne

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biarritz
 
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