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Alpe d'Huez and Doddy. Photo: Cal Jelley
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The valley. Photo Cal Jelley
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This is Charlie, the greatest guide in all of France. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Sik Michael. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Doddy,almost as tall as the mountain. Photo Cal Jelley
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The author enjoys a dusty corner. Photo: Mick Kirkman
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Sik Michael and his reflection. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Charlie is not scared of things. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Mountain(s) Photo: Cal Jelley
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Mont Blanc and Mick. Photo: Cal Jelley
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The Megavalanche start line. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Oh the humanity. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Pow day. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Charging. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Prime singletrack. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Smoke in the trees. Photo:Cal Jelley
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A Doddy on the edge. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Spooky. Photo: Mick Kirkman
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The Stallions. Photo: Cal Jelley
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The Band. Photo Cal Jelley
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Walls for riding. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Charlie would go. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Vive le france. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Mind the Gap. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Re-thinking that cooked breakfast. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Mick did not see these flowers, but I did. Photo: Cal Jelley
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Nowhere to fall. Photo Mick Kirkman
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Ahhhhh, it feels so good. Photo: Mick Kirkman
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Mick at work. Photo Cal Jelley
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Golden Hour. Photo:Cal Jelley
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Beer above the valley. Photo: Celine Perrillon
Our battle ground for this trip is vast. It’s not just Alpe d’Huez but 5 other villages, Oz en Oisans, Auris en Oisans, Vaujany, Villard Reculas and Allemont that make up the “grand domaine”, one of the largest mountain bike parks in the world.
Over 280km of trail and endless possibilities means there is only one way to get the most out of your visit to this melée of mountain madness. You need a guide!