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Alto de Velefique 2011

Der Berg "Alto de Velefique" gehört zur "Sierra de los Filabres". "Alto de Velefique" ist 1860 m hoch und dient der spanischen Radrenn-Rundfahrt "Vuelta a España" als Königsetappe.
Die höchste Stelle der Tour ist der "Calar Alto" mit 2168m Höhe. Auf ihm befindet sich die deutsch-spanische Sternwarte Calar-Alto-Observatorium.

The mountain "Alto de Velefique" belongs to "Sierra de los Filabres". "Alto de Velefique" is 1860 m high and serves the Spanish cycling-race "Vuelta a España" as a king's stage.
The highest place of the tour is "Calar Alto" with 2168 m height. The German-Spanish observatory Calar-Alto-Observatory is on it.

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  • Mankovskay (Private)
    13 years 10 months ago
    Alto de Velefique
    Hallo, Manfred! Very good picture! Today I tried to cycle...it passed near 40 years from last time..)))))))))
    Do you imagine how it was?))Have a great week!  Lara.
    • Manfred Premium user Germany (Private)
      13 years 10 months ago
      Splendidly Lara! :-)))
      I hope you have not fallen! 
      Please, don't stop cycling. You will ascertain: Riding a bike enriches your life!
      I wish the best for you.
      • Mankovskay (Private)
        13 years 10 months ago
        Thank  you very much))))
  • Okinew (Private)
    13 years 10 months ago
    Velefique
    Vegetable beds are located on a hillside between the fruit trees.So compact, as  houses.
    • Manfred Premium user Germany (Private)
      13 years 10 months ago
      Between the olive trees the ground is broken open groove-shaped. The grooves should prevent, that the rare rainwater flows immediately downhill.
  • Елена Premium user Russia (Private)
    13 years 10 months ago
    Alto de Velefique
    Wow! ... mountain serpentine
    • Manfred Premium user Germany (Private)
      13 years 10 months ago
      From the distance you can't see my drops of sweat on the twisting road :o))
      • Елена Premium user Russia (Private)
        13 years 10 months ago
        mountain serpentine is very difficult! ... and very beatiful!
        Cool that you cycled up on it  ... I certainly would not have been able to ... I would have velo-walked :))) ... and through some day I would be on finish :))))
        • Manfred Premium user Germany (Private)
          13 years 10 months ago
          If you are able to cross-country skiing, you are also able to ride uphill the mountains by turning a crank!!
          You only have to do it :-))
          • Елена Premium user Russia (Private)
            13 years 10 months ago
            In the summer I rode across small hills ... if the raise is long and not strong - then it is almost not noticeable ... but if steep as one of your photos with towers - I rode only a few tens of meters :)))) (well, that the raise fast came to an end:)))
            • Manfred Premium user Germany (Private)
              13 years 10 months ago
              A good way to exercise uphill riding is by the control your pulse-frequency. Do you have a pulse-clock?
              You have to limit your power, so that your pulse frequency remains in the aerobic range. You will upwards be able to ride for lasting!  :-)))
  • Okinew (Private)
    13 years 10 months ago
    Bacares
    You are going among the clouds, above the clouds! What a wonderful winding road!
    • Manfred Premium user Germany (Private)
      13 years 10 months ago
      Yes, it is an elated feeling to cycle over the clouds or to roll beside a cloud. :-)
      However, cycling in the clouds is so funny not. It feels chilly, humid and you see nothing but white fog. :-(
      • Okinew (Private)
        13 years 10 months ago
        :-)  Yes, I understand. But this is a changing of impressions!
         
  • Okinew (Private)
    13 years 10 months ago
    Alto de Velefique
    The road and the scenery are fascinating.
    There are no people, no cars, a complete  merge with nature.
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