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  • Done the TMB and Walkers Haute Route. What next?
  • Spin
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    Any suggestions for a similar alpine adventure for next summer?

    Much obliged.

    ElShalimo
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    GR20 in Corsica

    Spin
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    Any more to offer on that? Have you done it?

    Cheers

    grizedaleforest
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    I’ve done the GR20 and have also done the TMB. GR20 is a different kettle of fish in terms of physical demands and the mountain terrain it traverses. The full GR20 is normally 2 weeks (I think) although mates and I did it in 10 days (back when I was a lad and very mountain fit). The terrain is very rugged in the northern section. You could just do the northern section which would be a week. Accommodation is in refuges. It is very beautiful indeed, best done in the Spring.

    Spin
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    Perhaps I should have said that I meant on the bike rather than walking.

    teamhurtmore
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    The Cirque de la Soitude on a bike!!!!!! 😉

    grizedaleforest
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    The Cirque de la Soitude on a bike!!!!!!

    Good one!

    Grump
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    Chamonix to Grindlewald sounds good. or just pick 2 arbitrary alpine towns you like and have a go at linking them, once you start checking the maps it’s amazing how many lifts run in the height of summer and will let you put bikes on….

    jambalaya
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    Not as independent but Trail Addiciton are considering running the Trans Savoie route as a guided holiday.

    Spin
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    Any other suggestions?

    jameso
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    A route based on the GR5 Geneva-Nice. A good post on here ages back. 3 of us used that as inspiration for a 10-day bike-packer ride last year, amazing trip. http://www.flickr.com/photos/67338272@N05/sets/72157631189677422/

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