For starters, let me make a special mention about the fabulous sightseeing you may not see if you are too focused on following the GPS track on this loop. You can still enjoy the view either by going uphill or downhill. But, the direction of the ride I recommend here...
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The Rocketman Frank and I draw the route ourselves using KOMOOT and is fully inspired on the stage 3 of the Vuelta 2020 Breda - Breda. It’s a little over 200 kilometers and in the province of Brabant you will only gain elevation at the viaducts, so no need to...
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The starting point for this route is at the foot of the Ballon d'Alsace. This is about halfway of the 6th stage of the Tour de France in 2019. This route has three climbs which were also climbed during this 6th stage, namely Ballon d'Alsace, Col des Chevrères and the...
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This is a to and fro ride from Wageningen with the ultimate goal to ride the landing strip at Airbase Soesterberg. This ride will go through the nature park Utrechtse Heuvelrug and you will tackle some of its famous climbs.
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This one is a to and fro ride starting in Pola de Lena. On the menu is the Alto de l’Angliru, or better said “The Pain in Spain’’. Within just 90 kilometers you will face more than 3.000 altimeters.
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The Classic Sellaronda loop should be ridden by every cyclist at least just once. The ride itself is below 70 kilometers in distance. At the end of the day you gained 1.845 altimeters, tick off four climbs having three above 2.000 meters and climbs famous from the Giro d’Italia.
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This ride starts in Oudenaarde riding the most mythical and well known climbs of the Tour of Flanders. You will be riding cobbles and steep sections close to 20% gradient on narrow roads. This ride has about 15 short climbs which will make you suffer.
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You will start in Bormio where you will finish the day as well after you have climbed Mortirolo via the village Mazzo di Valtellina. There are three routes up the Passo di Mortirolo (1.852m), but the fearsome ascent from Mazzo di Valtellina is claimed to be the ‘official’ route. After...
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The Grosslockner is the ultimate challenge for many two-wheel fans. You will start at Bruck an der Grossglocknerstrasse. You are lucky, because the first 10 kilometers are relatively flat. Excellent moment to warm up the legs before the climb starts.
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The 3 Ballons offers you a course worthy for a pro level with the most beautiful cols of the southern Vosges. In addition, a finish at the Planche des Belles Filles which promises to give you an unforgettable cycling experience. A demanding circuit that leaves you no time to catch...
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Said to be one of the most memorable with both start and finish in Corvara. Maratona dles Dolomites - Enel will test your physical and mental strength. You will ride seven spectacular mountain passes in the Dolomites. This event sellout fast. It’s said to be one of the biggest, most...
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The La Fausto Coppi is one of the main events in the Italian Gran Fondo scene. Every one participating in this ride will get a jersey with the flag from his or her country of origin. So you will ride in an incredible united peloton.
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As you're a passionate cyclist, then you're not just any guest at Ustaria Posta: you're a cycling buddy who conquers the Sellaronda hairpins and those of other Dolomite passes soaked in sweat. Because we're also cyclists here at Ustaria Posta, you....and your two-wheeled "Loved One"... will feel right at home....
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Looking at the numbers, Passo Gardena (2.121m) from the side of Selva di Val Gardena seems pretty easy. The vertical climb is about 535 meters with an average gradient of 5.3% and highest at 10%. The total distance is 9.5km with a total 12 hairpins. Maybe you make use of...
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Col des Chevrères (919m) is mountain pass situated in the Vosges Mountains. The last 3.5 kilometer of this climb is really brutal. You are situated in the training domain from the French pro rider Thibaut Pinot and he is in charge here. A sign at the top of this climb...
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