Dit zijn de afstanden die er per dag gefietst zijn. Dag 4 was de rustdag.Dag 5 en 6 waren de dagen dat we rond hebben gereden in de Veluwe zonder bagage.
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The 100 cols tour
The 100 cols tour is a 4000 km long cycling route through France and is often called 'the toughest cycling tour in the world' (col is French for mountain pass). The route starts in the north, near Saverne. Then it runs to the Pyrenees via as many hills and mountains as possible. In the Pyrenees, the route climbs many famous mountains before continuing, via the Mont Ventoux, through the French Alps. The end is again in Saverne.
The route is about 4070 km long and includes 66 000 altimeters. Although the route is called the 100 cols tour , it contains 105 cols and 96 côtes, the latter being climbs that are not mountain passes.