Not your typical alpine adventure
Route: https://www.strava.com/routes/3434155486953195828
Ride: https://www.strava.com/activities/16712195891

Information and media relating to the Monaco to La Turbie rack railway sourced primarily from Roger Farnworth’s website: https://rogerfarnworth.com/2017/11/23/monaco-to-la-turbie-rack-railway-chemins-de-fer-de-provence-15/

Piano/guitar music by Ed Slot

Additional sound effects sourced from freesound.org:
“Dog Growling” by WillemMennega
“Drawing Garden Trowel Down Workbench 1.wav” by F.M.Audio
“Error Bleep 5” by original_sound
“Knuckle Cracking Long” by Clearwavsound
“Piano crash.wav” by CGEffex
“swipes and whooshes tennis racket horizontal fast and short swings stereo ORTF 8040.wav” by Soundholder
“swipes and whooses tshirt fast and short swings stereo ORTF 8040.wav” by Soundholder

Software used: Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Illustrator, Photoshop, Nuke, Garmin Virb Edit, PIGSOFT

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00:00 Intro
02:31 Start of ride
04:15 Le petit mur Romain
06:47 Les Serriers
10:50 Ancienne Voie de la Crémaillère
13:10 Bordina
15:41 Saint-Jean
18:05 Turbie Supérieur
20:27 Grimettes
21:55 Crémaillère
24:00 Finishing the ride…? and outro

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15 Comments

  1. I discovered you after taking a wrong turn onto Chemin de la Crémaillère and then checking who the crazies were who had ridden that segment. I ended up hiking the rough section of the road up to La Turbie. Great content!

  2. now i know… rides that try to cram in as much climbing as possible, allowing for U-turns & dead-end roads/paths/tracks are officially called "Wall Challenge rides"

  3. Wow. Impressive stuff. I jog many of those hills but have no idea how you can possibly cycle them. You might like to take a look at Chemin de Sotto Baou (short up then down), and Chemin de Grima (short down then up). You can also go under the top bit of the La Turbie railway and try Chemin de Fontvielle which I call "250 paces to Hell". Then over by the Vista Palace road there is the Chemin Romain Superieur followed by the Chemin Roman although the Superieur might not be steep enough. Have fun 🙂

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