La Marmotte
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La Marmotte is one of the toughest one-day cyclosportive events in the world.
The route is 174 km long, but features more than 5180 metres of climbing. The event goes over the Col du Glandon, Col du Telegraphe, Col du Galibier and finishes at the top of one the most famous Tour de France climbs, Alpe d'Huez.
[edit] External links
- Event Entry website Grand Trophee site for online entry to Marmotte (and other cyclosportive events in France)
- 3 times winner Bert Dekker website
- Cyclosportive calendar Over 600 cyclosportives worldwide always up-to-date
- customgetaways.com page about La Marmotte
- CYCLEFILM's La Marmotte Reconnaissance DVD and Sportive Survival Guide website
- Marmotte Guide - website Guide to entering and riding the Marmotte for the first time rider
- GrenobleCycling.com video diary from 2009 Marmotte event
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