There are 24 of them to date, and they invite you to visit different regions in five European countries.
The common theme is to climb at least a hundred mountain passes.
Open to members and non-members of the Club des Cent Cols.
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Covering all the road passes of a German Land, a Swiss canton, an Italian or Spanish province, or a French department, for example, is the challenge offered to obtain these numerous brevets.
All successful local patents in a country are eligible for a super national patent.
The brevets are currently reserved for members, but there are plans to open them up to non-members in the future. There's nothing to stop you, as a non-member or aspirant, from starting or continuing to climb the road passes and signing up later.
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List of patents
Based on a specific theme chosen by each challenge author, they take you on a tour of some very special mountain passes.
Open to members and non-members of the Club des Cent Cols.
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In this section, you will find routes that members have suggested and that the club has validated in order to create a collection that is currently being built up. No region or country is excluded on principle, and there are already some in Germany (Black Forest), Spain (Catalonia, Andalusia) and France, particularly in Corsica.
They are based on experience in the field, and include a tourist description and technical explanations of the roads, tracks or paths. They are generally suitable for cycling by the vast majority of cyclists and mountain bikers.
The location of the passes can be seen on the map extract and on the additional documents obtained via the visugen link.
A few photos of the surrounding countryside and the mountain passes enhance the description of these routes.
European hyphens proposed by the European Cycling Union (UECT). They link European capitals.
The Radiales Ibericas, are permanent tours offered by the Spanish Cycling Federation (FECT). They follow a star-shaped route from Madrid to the Iberian Peninsula.
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