Contents: Tours (4) Cycling info pages (2)
Portugal (local)
This page lists all reports that for Portugal only that do not involve other countries.
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All descriptions are in English, unless otherwise noted.
Tours
| Lisbon to Porto via Sintra
tour started May 2006, submitted 17 October 2007 Europe: Portugal
The website includes maps and data on the route followed and photos of some of the people we met and the food we enjoyed, including Porto's famous speciality the Francesinha. This is the ideal food for cycle tourers. |
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| Portugal
tour started 2003, submitted 15 February 2006 Europe: Portugal
language: en, de
Lisbon's trams are something special - You meet the nicest people in the pouring rain - A ride to the Foia Summit - Islam plays a big historical role here - From the Rainy Coast to the Algarve Coast - Cabo de Sao Vicente - the High Algarve versus the Low Algarve- Was that a mountain lake or a large puddle ? - the Moorish castle next to the Catholic Church. |
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| Portugal
tour started May 1999 Europe: Portugal
Our last day of riding, from Alcobaca to Obidos, was a dream come true for touring. We rode to the Atlantic coast, where cliffs drop hundreds of feet to a rocky shore. Old windmills line the cliffs. Intense colors, wind whistling through the windmills, spectacular views, and a small winding road made for a memorable day. |
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| A Bike Tour in Portugal
tour started September 1994 Europe: Portugal
A brief description of a bike tour which we undertook in Portugal in September '94. We started from Faro at the Algarve coast, proceeded via Sagres to Lisbon and terminated our journey in Coimbra in middle Portugal. [...] The overall distance was about 800 km. We took (including rests) three and a half week with 16 days of cycling. As a whole, the trip was one of the most magnificent and wonderful holidays we ever had ! If you plan to do something similar, do it as soon as you can! |
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Cycling info pages
| Mountain Biking in Portugal
Europe: Portugal
Riding here is excellent because there are so many wild places to do it... He have got mountains, most of which are natural parks (and mtb is considered an ecological activity, bikes are treated as pedestrians when it comes to restricted trails, roads, tolls, etc.); we have a (very big) beautiful coast line; we have the planes of Alentejo (big spaces, almost all plain and mostly uninhabited) and many other places... |
| Rec.Travel Library: Portugal
Europe: Portugal
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