One of the highest climbing densities in ultra racing: roughly 30,000m of vertical packed into a 1,600km double traverse of the Pyrenees, coast to coast to coast, run by Lost Dot.
The route
A double coast-to-coast crossing of the Pyrenees: roughly 1,500 to 1,800km and 30,000m of climbing over iconic cols, self-navigated between control points inside an eight-day limit. In 2024 the winning solo rode it in 4d 20h 27m.
Late-September, Double traverse of the Pyrenees (coast-to-coast-to-coast; endpoints change by edition)
Highs around 21°C and lows around 16°C, but it has dropped to 12°C. Rain on 38% of days.
Who finishes, and how
Training for the Trans Pyrenees Race
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