6ª travesìa
El Club Milenium los invita a una de las mejores travesías de ciclomontañismo del país.El 18 y 19 de Agosto de 2012 en Quimbaya, Quíndio.
Valor Inscripción hasta el 15 de Julio.
Ciclomontañista: $300.000 (US$170),Acompañante: $240.000 (US$135)
Incluye para el Ciclomontañista:
-Camiseta del evento,
-2 Noches en Hotel Campreste (http://www.hotellasheliconias.net)
-Alimentación, Refrigerios
-Paramédicos, Acompañamiento Policial
-Mecánico y Carro Escoba
-Fiesta de clausura
-Participación en el Sorteo de una espectacular Bicicleta Trek Modelo 2012
Inscripciones Abiertas: http://www.clubmilenium.org clubmilenium@gmail.com Línea de Atención: 314 887 50 20
8 ª travesìa en el Quindìo 2012
18-19 de agosto 2012
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Pack Your Bags and Ride.
We’re proud to introduce Cannondale Tours powered by DuVine Adventures - a unique Cannondale experience combining the world’s best bikes with the world’s best cycling destinations.For our inaugural year of 2012, we have chosen to celebrate our long history in pro cycling. We have created six unique tours that allow you to experience some of the most challenging and rewarding rides of your life. You will have access to an insider’s view of pro cycling and its amazing culture. You will also enjoy all the comforts of luxury travel, access to pro athletes, gourmet cuisine, and some of the finest local wines.Ride hard on world class bikes, eat and sleep in style, experience exclusive access – this is Cannondale Tours powered by DuVine Adventures.
2012 Cannondale Travel TOURS
FRENCH ALPS JUNE Of course we'll ride Alp d'Huez!...
http://www.cannondale.com/tours/alps_overview
ITALIAN DOLOMITES July Home of our pro team, epic climbs and Cannondale racing history.
http://www.cannondale.com/tours/dolomites_overview
COLORADO Pro Tour August Enjoy the hottest week in American cycling Cannondale Style: The US PRO Cycling Challenge!
http://www.cannondale.com/tours/colorado_overview/
Tour of Spain SEPTEMBER A Spanish Grand Tour with unprecedented access.
TOUR OF SPAIN
Spain and the Vuelta. Dusty plains and riders buffeted by the wind, searing hot days with nary a speck of green … Uh-Uh. Welcome to Vuelta of the Spanish north, concentrating on the secret ranges of “Green Spain.” Get ready for lush vegetation, fearsome climbs and legends waiting to be realized.Our tour will take in the heart of the Vuelta, including its discovery of the Ciutu Negru, a hidden monster with ramps running up beyond 20%, and the mountain top finish at Fuente Dé where the race ends at our hotel’s front door. During the Tour, you will have several opportunities to experience the terrain the teams are experiencing. As we follow the Vuelta route, on most days you will have opportunities to watch the stages and gain access to the Cannondale Liquigas team.
This tour promises to show you the pleasures of world-class Ribera del Duero wines, as you wind you through three national parks, and bring you face to face with Liquigas-Cannondale stars, eager to bring Vincenzo Nibali a second Vuelta crown on the Bola del Mundo. Forget austere, forget dusty plains; get ready for luxury, get ready for verdant; get ready for top-class riding and up-close views with Cannondale’s Vuelta!
300 miles, more than 32,000 feet of climbing. 8 days, 7 nights
Itinerary
Ciutu Negru (Asturias)
Bienvenido! Our paths meet this morning in the stunning medieval city of León. After we get fitted to our Cannondale, we will have a short transfer towards the destination of the day: the mountain pass of Pajares Ciutu Negru. This fearsome climb is making its first appearance on the Vuelta, drawing comparisons to the Angliru. We will warm up beforehand but when we attack the Ciutu Negru, it will fight back! Lots of jabs at 5 and 4%, some body blows at 8 and 10%, uppercuts in the 13 and 14%, a little pause in the center of the climb, then haymaker kilometers at 11, 14 and 18% - KO at 23kms. Once we’ve made it to the top, let see how the pros fare! After finishing our viewing, we will take an half-hour transfer to Hotel Bal on the Asturian coast. This evening enjoy a traditional dinner and the famous Asturian cider.
Meals: Light Lunch, Dinner ,Mileage: 50-80 kms / 31-50miles,Climbing: Up to 3050m / 10,0007ft. ,Hotel: Hotel Bal
Gijon (Asturias)
Today the riders of La Vuelta enjoy a rest day. We will take a 20km transfer to Ribadesella where we will start cycling upstream on quiet roads along the river Sella all the way up to the lakes of Covadonga. This is one of the classic stages of La Vuelta; for 20 years this was the traditional finish to the race. After riding, we will transfer to the hotel and at night we go to Gijon, a thriving port city of Asturias. There are many bars and restaurants to be found where you can have dinner tonight and your guides will be sure to point out the best!
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch ,Mileage: 88 kms / 55miles,Climbing: 1361m / 4465ft,Hotel: Hotel Bal
Fuente Dé
Today, we switch regions from Asturias to Cantabria, and we will be the stars of the road, riding the same route that the peloton will ride later that day. Passing through the deep valleys under the shadows of lush mountains (this area is called “Green Spain” for a reason), we will climb both the gorgeous pass of “La Hermiada” and the stage finish at Fuente Dé, where our hotel will give us front row seats to the finish. The pros have to tiredly depart; we are the lucky ones staying at this restful abode in the Picos de Europa National Park!
Meals: Light Lunch, Dinner, Mileage: 71 kms / 44miles,Climbing: Up to 2352m / 7717ft,Hotel: Hotel de Fuentes Dé
Peñafiel
The riders will be braving the gusty flats of the “Meseta” of the Castilian and Rioja interior today. We… are not, choosing the pleasures of Green Spain instead. Our descent today will lead us from Fuente Dé and through two mountainous national parks. Our major climb of the day, Puerto San Gloria (26.7km 1609m) will lead us to the high interior of Spain before we arrive in the National Park of Fuentes Carrionas and Fuente Cobre-Montaña Palentina, created in 2000 to protect the local species of brown bear and avian habitat. The gently undulating terrain will be perfect for maintaining our cardio without ever putting us in the red. Our ride will come to an end in Guardo, at the base of the Cantabrian Mountains. From there we will transfer to Peñafiel, the heart of the legendary wine region, the Ribera del Duero. Staying at the Pesquera Hotel, we will learn –and taste- all about this historic wine area of Europe and enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel’s restaurant. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, dinner,Mileage: 97kms/ 60miles, Climbing: 1568m / 5145ft,Hotel: Hotel Pesquera
Segovia
Another day, another national park, another amazing ride. Today we will speed through the narrow gorges of the Hoces del Rio Duratón National Park, on our winding route to Segovia. No major climbs today, save a 6km romp at 4% and some other one-kilometer dandies, but the general elevation is up, so we will be working steadily. The final kilometers descend to Segovia, a UNESCO World-Heritage Site best known for its 1800-year-old Roman aqueduct, a massive feat of Classical engineering. Take some time to enjoy this city’s history before dinner on your own; your guides will be happy to point out some great local restaurants for your choosing.
Meals: Breakfast / Dinner,Mileage: 107kms / 66miles,Climbing: 821m / 2694ft,Hotel: St. Vincente Real
Bola del Mundo and Madrid
We will hop on our bikes to ride to the Sierra de Guadarrama, the mountain range north of Madrid. We will ride in the area of the valley of Rascafría after passing by two magnificent royal sites, the palace of La Granja and Riofrío. Do we take a moment for a regal pause or hammer to the Bola Del Mundo mountain of today’s spectacular Vuelta finish? The Bola Del Mundo (23km, 2256m for our departure) is where Vincenzo Nibali sealed his win in 2010. A must-see for any Liquigas fan. We will join the thousands of spectators waiting to cheer on their favorite riders; they’ll be cheering us too as we get close to the top and its 24% gradient. Afterwards, we will transfer to Madrid to the 5-star Derby Hotel. This evening we will dine while watching a flamenco show!
Meals: Breakfast; Lunch, Dinner,Mileage: 60km / 37miles,Climbing: 1265m / 4150ft.,Hotel: Derby Hotel
Madrid
This morning we will take some city bikes and get to know Madrid by two wheels, visiting the city center and getting to know all of its main monuments. Around 1pm we will leave the bikes and head to the VIP area in Plaza de Cibeles to see the final stage of La Vuelta as the cyclists ride ten rounds on the Paseo de Castellana before one rider achieves a final stage victory.. Let the good times roll with drinks and tapas provided in the VIP area. After the Vuelta, we’ll have a final dinner together for a great last night while we enjoy the post-race atmosphere.
Meals: Breakfast / Dinner,Mileage: Nominal,Hotel: Derby Hotel
Departure
Say good bye to the Vuelta and Madrid in any way you see fit. Madrid coffee shops make some of the best café con leche in the world - take time to enjoy one in the late morning. Your guides will be happy to advise and aid you regarding your next destination. Reflect on the rides and race you just experienced, and enjoy the rest of your vacation!
Meals: Breakfast
Totals: 293+ miles/ 28, 976+ft of climbing. 98.9+ feet climbed per mile
TOUR OF SPAIN September 3 - 10
Accommodations Bal Hotel: Night 1&2,Parador Fuente Dé:Nights 3,Hotel Pesquera:Nights 4,Sanantonio el Real:Nights 5,Villa Real:Nights 6 & 7 Tour details Begins: León Ends: Madrid Date: (8 days /7 nights) Price: $5,995 per person based on double occupancy Inclusions
Deluxe accommodations in luxurious properties with the best amenities
Carbon bicycle, water bottle and optional toe straps
A route review with your guide each morning at breakfast
Highlighted regional maps
All breakfasts, three lunches, four gourmet dinners including wine
Massage on Day 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7
All entrance fees to historic sites, museums and parks, and all other exclusive-access events featuring guest experts
Support vehicle that sweeps the day's route distributing refreshments
Bilingual guides who look after your every need
All transportation from rendezvous to final drop-off
All gratuities for baggage, porters, and hotel service
All baggage transport
Exceptional customer service
Complimentary travel planning
DuVine Adventures t-shirt, luggage tag and cycling jersey
Terms and conditions
Prices Quoted in U.S. funds
Single Supplement $950 per person if single rooms are utilized
$750 per person deposit required
Full Payment is due 90 days prior to start date
Cancellation Penalties to apply are as follows:
Days prior to trip 91+ / Fee per person: $200
Days prior to trip: 61-90 / Fee per person: $1,000
Days prior to trip: 31-60 / Fee per person: 50% of trip price
Days prior to trip: 0-30 / Fee per person: 100% of trip price
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Kona CHAMPIONSHIPS OCTOBER An triathlete's unlimited access to the ultimate race.
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Giro Di Toscana OCTOBER Go where the pros go. From Mt. Amiata to Chianti including the Strata Bianco.
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