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  • Issue 153: Peaks of the Balkans
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    amandawishart
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    Jerome Clementz takes an optimistic ride into the forgotten reaches of the cursed Balkan mountains.  Words Jerome Clementz Photography Jérémie Re …

    By amandawishart

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    Issue 153: Peaks of the Balkans

    fasgadh
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    Is it possible for you to extend the simple courtesy of at least letting us know which range or country is featured.

    politecameraaction
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    At a guess, the “Accursed Mountains” aka the Albanian Alps that run through northern Albania and form the border with Montenegro. I didn’t know there were bike routes. Sounds like a good article. Is it possible to buy one digital magazine at a time?

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accursed_Mountains

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    Mark
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    Yes. Individual issues can be bought through our app. Or for £4.99 you can access every issue, go ad free and grab a ton of other benefits for a whole month.

    chickenman
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    This for me was the highlight of the mag this time. I want to be inspired by a place and the riding even if it sounds out of my league (yeah, it’s Jerome Clementz and co. so that’s not surprising really!). Kosovo, Albania and Montenegro intrigue me but you only ever hear bad shit about the first two on the list so have never put them on my bucket list. Might do now.

    fasgadh
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    Thx.  Given my walking experiences in the Pindhos, looks like it could be good.

    mattkkitch
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    It’s a recognised hiking route, they will have pretty much followed this:

    https://peaksofthebalkans.com/

    I’ve walked one section of the route in the opposite direction, Valbone to Teth, and spent most of the day wondering if sections “would go” on a bike.

    Thanks Singletrack for the excellent article, my limited experience in the region echoes a lot of Jerome’s sentiments and reading it brought up some of my favourite memories! Such as being chased by a pack of pigs and drinking raki in a saloon with horses with chainsaws in their saddle bags tied up outside!

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