Altitude training in Andorra...
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Does anyone know the highest altitude town in Andorra?
Good hotels?
And any good areas for high altitude cycling training?
Thanks!
Good hotels?
And any good areas for high altitude cycling training?
Thanks!
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www.vtt-andorre.com will give you some info on cycling there, but apparently only in French. Click on the Union Jack on the andorre.fr site and you'll get everything in English.
Hope this helps!
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You could also ask on the French forum, since Andorra "belongs" to both France and Spain!
www.vtt-andorre.com will give you some info on cycling there, but apparently only in French. Click on the Union Jack on the andorre.fr site and you'll get everything in English.
Hope this helps!
www.vtt-andorre.com will give you some info on cycling there, but apparently only in French. Click on the Union Jack on the andorre.fr site and you'll get everything in English.
Hope this helps!

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You could also ask on the French forum, since Andorra "belongs" to both France and Spain!
www.vtt-andorre.com will give you some info on cycling there, but apparently only in French. Click on the Union Jack on the andorre.fr site and you'll get everything in English.
Hope this helps!
www.vtt-andorre.com will give you some info on cycling there, but apparently only in French. Click on the Union Jack on the andorre.fr site and you'll get everything in English.
Hope this helps!

I answered the Cycling Aspects of the Op's Question in the France section.
Last edited by Ka Ora!; Jun 4th 2009 at 4:33 am.
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French OH confirmed that Andorra is a principality, shared between two co-princes, the Bishop of Urgel and the President of France. Maybe I shouldn't have used that expression, but I did use quotes!




