INTERMEDIATE: 2
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up to 50 km (typically around 25 km)
- up to 800 meters climbing
- up to 2’400 meters descending
- you can push or carry your bike uphill or downhill on short sections (few meters)
- good general fitness necessary
- ou’re going on day tours often
- you are able to cycle 4-5 hours per day.
- you like to challenge yourself
ADVANCED: 3
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up to 100 km (typically around 50 km)
- up to 1’500 meters climbing
- up to 5000 meters descending
- good condition and regular training is required
- atough and long full-day tour or a whole day in the bike park does not scare you.
- you are comfortable with cycling more than 5 hours at steady pace per day.
- you are able to climb 1 hour non stop.
- you do not mind riding in rain if it occurs
EXPERT: 4
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often around 80 km
- up to 3’400 meters climbing
- up to 10’000 meters descending
- frequent and structured endurance training is necessary
- exhausting and very long day tours, bike marathons, or records in downhill descend meters per day are your thing
- you may have raced, got prepared and trained for mtb events
- you do not mind riding in rain if it occurs
- you can push or carry your bike on long sections
- uphill in technical trails (more than 20 minutes)
EXTREME: 5
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typically > 100 km
- typically > 3’400 meters climbing
- > 10’000 meters descending
- professional training for racing is required
- you love racing, especially extreme bike marathons or any other form of extremely exhausting races
- you are a machine
- you cycle uphill faster than a motorbike and have bear thighs
- please pass your way, you are going to make our guides look bad (just joking! we have a good plan for you!)
