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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
After such a long journey one can work up quite a thirst.
Thanks to Alpe d’Huez grand domaine, Oz en Oisans, Vaujany, Villard Reculas, Auris en Oisans and Allemont for the amazing hospitality, Charlie Garcin at Alpe d’Huez VTT for being such a brilliant guide and VIP Chalets for putting us up in style.