Cols Ramaz, Joux Verte, Encrenaz, and Joux Plane
By Will • Aug 21st, 2012 • Category: Climbs, CyclingAt just over 100 kilometres and 3000 metres of ascent, this quintessential north Alps loop climbs the best roads surrounding Morzine.
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Watching the Dauphiné atop Col de Joux Plane
By Will • Jun 10th, 2012 • Category: Climbs, CyclingA very, very fun day cycling up Col de Joux Plane and watching the Dauphiné. Photo: Vino reaches for newspaper for descent.
Col de Joux Plane – snow ride
By Will • Dec 27th, 2011 • Category: Climbs, CyclingYes, this Tour de France legend is cyclable in winter.
Col de Joux Plane
By Will • Dec 11th, 2010 • Category: Climbs, Cycling, VideosBelow zero at the bottom. And plenty of snow up top.
Col de la Golèse and Col de Joux Plane – Video
By Will • Nov 7th, 2010 • Category: Climbs, Cycling, VideosYou know it’s a difficult loop when Col de Joux Plane is the easy climb.
Video: Col de Joux Plane
By Will • Mar 2nd, 2010 • Category: Climbs, Cycling, VideosSurprisingly, when the winter weather isn’t too crazy, the road is open on the famous side.
Cols Joux Plane / Encrenaz / Ramaz
By Will • Jul 30th, 2009 • Category: Climbs, CyclingMy St-Etienne friends Philippe and Xavier were in the neighbourhood and invited me to join them on a superb but challenging loop. Every climb was steep – including the famous Col de Joux Plane.
Col de Joux Plane – In Winter
By Will • Jan 18th, 2009 • Category: Climbs, CyclingIt had never occurred to me that the legendary Joux Plane might be rideable in winter.
Wow! La Morzine Vallée d’Aulps Cyclosportive
By Will • Jun 22nd, 2008 • Category: Climbs, Cycling, CyclosportivesOver 140 kilometres with about 3,400 metres climb (+11,000 feet) in a heat wave.
Lost Boys 2008 Tour d’Enfer – Day 1 Preview
By Will • Jan 25th, 2008 • Category: 2008 Tour d'Enfer, CyclingHere is stage one of the upcoming July 2008 Lost Boys Tour d’Enfer. A trip organized by my friend Leslie that will include people from the USA, Canada, France, Turkey, Germany, and Switzerland.
