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Photo Number #14436
Mountain bike arriving in Verbier on the gondola from Le Châble.
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Verbier - mountain bikers finish a run, swing right and pile onto the gondola to go up again.
6 metres
Verbier - special one-armed ticket barrier for bikes. This is a 'trotinette' or off-road scooter, now very popular across the Alps.
7 metres
The old main road along the Rhone valley in Switzerland (most traffic now uses the motorway) has broad cycle lanes almost throughout.
20927 metres
Multi-purpose space in a modern French train - the metre-gauge Mont Blanc Express, from St Gervais to Chamonix and Martigny - cycle hooks, baggage space and folding seats.
33655 metres
Chamonix - rising bollards, cyclist (using mobile phone) and Mont Blanc.
33870 metres
Chamonix, France - mountain-biking heaven, they say, but there's virtually no bike parking.
34070 metres
Shared-use path alongside the old main road along the Rhône valley in Switzerland (most traffic now uses the motorway) - much wider than usually found in Britain.
34549 metres
Mountain bikes on the main street through Zermatt - very busy with pedestrians and electric trolleys.
40416 metres
The main street of car-free Zermatt - very busy with pedestrians, cyclists and electric trolleys.
40445 metres
The Swiss are now signing roller-blade routes separately from cycle routes. The SwitzerlandMobility system includes 159 routes, with 6300km of footpaths, 8500km of cycle routes, 3300km of mountain-bike routes, 1000km of pistes for inline ... [more]
41479 metres
Mountain bike (VTT) route signs, above Les Chavannes (near Morzine, France)
41983 metres
Mountain bike being unloaded from chairlift above Les Chavannes (near Morzine, France)
42028 metres
Map of mountain bike routes from Les Gets down to Verchaix outside Verchaix tourist office.
42818 metres
Multi-purpose space in a modern French regional train - ski racks to left, hooks for hanging bikes, and folding seats.
46065 metres
It's possible to cross the railway (not legally, as things stand) and continue on gravel to the rear of St Gervais-Le Fayet railway station.
46651 metres
Cycle route crossing the border from Saint Gingolph (Suisse) to Saint Gingolph (France).
47045 metres
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