Day 21. Lake Bolsena - Rome via Lake Bracciano 125.2 km. After total of 21 days, 14 cycling days and 1600+ km on the saddle we arrived to Rome!!!
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Day 21. Lake Bolsena - Rome via Lake Bracciano 125.2 km. After total of 21 days, 14 cycling days and 1600+ km on the saddle we arrived to Rome!!!
https://www.strava.com/activities/1070603060
Day 20. Rest day at Lake Bolsena 15.4 km.
Day 19. Siena - Lake Bolsena 119.6 km. We ditched following the old pilgrims route since it was going to be a hot & long day even when following the shortest ride-able path.The road (SR 2) had some traffic but it was still a very nice and scenic ride.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1067483876
Day 18. Lucca - Siena 124.2 km. Following an old pilgrim route (via Francigena) in a hearth of postcard scenery Tuscany.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1065764089
Day 17. Levanto - Lucca 125.1 km. The day started with a nice 10 km / 500 m climb straight from the gates of the camping ground followed by some smaller ascents and a racy descent to La Spezia. From Ameglia onwards the route followed a beach road to Viareggio. What a strange ride it was! Over 35 kilometers of straight and totally flat like a pancake palm boulevard and wind at our back.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1064524474
Day 16. Rest day at Cinque Terre II.
Day 15. Rest day at Cinque Terre.
Day 14. Genoa - Levanto via Portofino 115.3 km. An epic ride from Genoa to Levanto with over 3000 vertical meters of climbing. First following a scenic and hilly coastal route from Genoa to Sestri Levante and then a long climb to Passo di Bracco (610 m) and descent to Levanto. From Genoa to Sestri Levante it was traffic all the time but it didn’t bother too much since the pace of traffic was mellow and drivers kept good amount of space when going pass. Surprisingly from Sestri Levante onwards there were basically no traffic at all. I made a mistake and took a turn to Levanto too early, that probably cost us additional 300 - 400 m of climbing compared to route described at http://italy-cycling-guide.info/cycleways-cycle-routes/coastal-rides/liguria-coast/liguria-coast-2/
https://www.strava.com/activities/1060038072
Day 13. Como - Genoa 0 km. Fast forward to better weather. Forecasts were for only thunderstorms and heavy rain for the days to come and we didn’t want to wait in Como for the sky to clear up so we decided to take a train to Genoa.
Day 12. Rest day at Como.
Day 11. Andermatt - Cadenazzo 109.4 km. The Alps passed! Day started with a 15 km / 640 vertical meter climb from Andermatt to the peak of St. Gotthard pass at 2,106 m. Followed by a steep descent to Airolo mostly on cobblestone hairpins. Basically it was a 80 km downhill all the way to Bellinzona. We planned to ride to Lugano but were stopped by a thunderstorm. After riding an hour on a heavy rain on not so quiet road we decided to turn back to Cadenazzo and take a train to Como. https://www.strava.com/activities/1055745884
Day 10. Lucerne - Andermatt 83.4 km.Started the day at camping in Horw. Ferry over the lake Lucerne, Axensstrasse to Flüelen and then long 25 km / 1100 vertical meter climb to Andermatt. Every meter yesterday was pure bliss.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1053595169
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Day 9. Rest day at Lucerne 25 km. Swiss got the world on a string.
Day 8. Basel - Lucerne via Aarau 119.1 km. Not the Alps yet but Switzerland all right. We got some nice taster to climbing today on the southern slopes of the Jura mountains.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1050725505
Day 7. Vesoul - Basel 152.8 km. A long day on the saddle with heat topping at 38 c. We were able to make it to Switzerland still, hurray!
https://www.strava.com/activities/1049330242
Day 6. Langres - Vesoul 80,5 km. “The pressure's high, just to stay alive 'Cause the heat is on.” +38 celcius.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1047431308
Day 5. Mesnil-Saint-Pére - Langres 111,1 km. Through Champagne in a 35c heat. Pitch from the road started melting and got stuck to our tires. I’ve had wind, hills, heat, fatigue and rain to slow me down but never this before. New things :-)
https://www.strava.com/activities/1045963948