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Ciclosofista
February 23, 2017
Road cycling
At the Ibañeta Pass (1057 meters above sea level) it ends the steep slope that from the French town of Saint Jean Pied de Port crosses the Spanish border and the Pyrenees, for the first leg of the Camino Francés to Santiago de Compostela.
At Arneguy, it begins a foot-path that climbs in the woods: as it is quite bumpy and challenging, in case of bad weather it is advisable to choose the route for bicycle, on asphalt.
After the pass, sloping down for nearly 2 kilometres, there is the village of Roncesvalles.
At Arneguy, it begins a foot-path that climbs in the woods: as it is quite bumpy and challenging, in case of bad weather it is advisable to choose the route for bicycle, on asphalt.
After the pass, sloping down for nearly 2 kilometres, there is the village of Roncesvalles.
Julien Harté
June 5, 2023
Road cycling
The port of Ibañeta is a pretty pass in the Spanish Basque Country culminating at 1,057 meters above sea level. From Burguette, Spain, the ascent is long at 6.9% with an average of 3.3%. While from Arneguy, it is 18 kilometers long with an average of 4.5%.
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•Fiola 🚴🏼♀️🏃♀️⛰
June 23, 2019
Road cycling
the descent into France is one of the longest I"ve ever done..about 1,000metres with a lot of sweet curves!
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