Rolling out of l'Argalyde toward Argelès-Gazost today...
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Cycling Route
Pont d'Espagne > Cambasque
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About the route
This challenging route covers 63km with +1816m of vertical climbing. Starting from l'Argalyde in Ayzac-Ost, the route begins with the climb to Cambasque (1325m) via Cauterets. Finally, you'll tackle Pont d'Espagne (1428m) via Cauterets before returning to l'Argalyde in Ayzac-Ost to complete the route.
Depart: l'Argalyde
Ayzac-Ost
Argelès-Gazost
Adast
Pierrefitte-Nestalas
Riding up through the centre of Pierrefitte, the cycling cafe Scapavelo is run by local cyclist Nicolas Garcia who designs and sews great looking jerseys you can buy in-store.
Cauterets
PONT D'ESPAGNE
Alt. 1428 m
CAMBASQUE
Alt. 1325 m
Arrival: l'Argalyde
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