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Mountain Bike and Road Bike Events around Morzine 2009

gareth — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 22:49:21 +0000

Road Bike Events around Morzine, Summer 2009.

Cyclosportives

Cluses- Agy, 31/5 click here for more information

Time Megeve – Mt Blanc 14/6 click here for more information

Morzine – Montriond 21/6 click here for more information

La Grand Bo 28/6 click here for more information

Critérium Dauphiné Libéré June 7 to 14, route to be annouced, more information?

Le Tour de France, 22 July, passing through Cluses more information

Le Tour de France, 23 July, Annecy individual time trail more information

Morzine – Avoriaz hillclimb. This is held twice a summer. July 14th and the second Sunday morning of August.

Mountain Bike Events

Passportes du Soleil 27/28 June click here for more information FULL but still places left via endlessride

(Not that near to Morzine) Mega Avalanche 12/7 click here for info

The bikes come out in Morzine

gareth — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:58:17 +0000

Carl, Sian and Andy (Biketreks) got the bikes out for a run around th Valley Verte yesterday, not mountain bikes mind you, the early season training machines.

You can see the left over snow, maybe a mountain bike would have been a better idea! Though looking at the depths of snow mountain biking could be an interesting game in June. Our holidays are starting as normal in June, though we hope to do some road biking then too.

A little ski tour

gareth — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 22:52:45 +0000

Ok so it’s not mountain biking yet, and it feels like a bit of a holiday!

Morzine Mountain Biking Photos

gareth — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 22:14:57 +0000

All my photos can be found here

http://www.flickr.com/people/endlessride/

Moutain Biking, Skiing, Ski touring, Snowshoeing and loads of the family too!

4,800 and counting

Staff Snowshoeing taster.

gareth — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 20:10:52 +0000

A snowshoe trip for staff from various ski companies around Morzine.

These photos are all courtesy of Emma Runciman.

November Powder, Mt Chery

gareth — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 19:17:04 +0000

Mt Chery had between 20 and 50cm of fresh powder after the last couple of day’s snowfalls. The snow had obviously come down on quite a wind because some aspects were completely scoured. Thanks to the snow fence and trees on the red piste on the north side of Mt Chery it was in great nick. From the carpark at 1433m to the summit at 1826m not a rock was touched!