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If You Want To See Yellowstone National Park In The Best Way Possible, Mark August 1st On Your Calendar

Yellowstone National Park will open up its snowmobile permit reservation books on August 1st, which is, honestly, the best way to see the historical park.

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Tadej Pogacar’s ability to win unopposed stands champion out among Tour legends

The Slovene is the youngest of the five riders to win five Tours de France and few would bet against him claiming a sixth victory next year

The Guardian - UK

'It's not the first try, and finally I succeeded' – Monster mountain effort seals Tour de France green points jersey for Mads Pedersen, and he'll join an elite club

Once in Paris, Dane will become the sixth rider to win the points classification at all three Grand Tours

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Child drowning deaths have increased over the last 7 years. These are the safety precautions every parent should take

Drowning is the leading cause of death in children under the age of 5 – and the number of deaths has significantly increased in the past seven years

The Independent UK

'My eardrums were hurting' – Tour de France riders on the madness and chaos of Alpe d'Huez

FranceTV reported that 600,000 people watched the Tour de France ascend Alpe d'Huez. What was it like to ride through that maelstrom of people?

Cycling Weekly

Fears of chaos on L'Alpe d'Huez as crowds pack Alpine climb for Tour de France showdown

Fan favourite Baptiste Veistroffer expecting "something crazy" on his debut ride up L'Alpe d'Huez

Cycling News

Betrayal, unbreakable records, and a four-second thriller: the greatest Alpe d'Huez ascents in Tour de France history

Ahead of the Tour de France's double serving of Alpe d'Huez, we remember seven of the climb's unforgettable moments

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'I hope I don't crash' - Paul Seixas fears huge crowds on L'Alpe d'Huez could disrupt the Tour de France

French super talent sportingly hopes UAE Team Emirates-XRG are not affected by illness

Cycling News

'I couldn't stop thinking about this stage' - non-conformist Richard Carapaz makes the most of his last clear opportunity to seize Tour de France stage victory

2019 Giro d'Italia champion claims ninth Grand Tour stage win of career

Cycling News

'There are bodies everywhere' – Tadej Pogačar plays down wave of illness within UAE camp at Tour de France

Brandon McNulty abandons, Tim Wellens struggles to make the time cut due to illness on the roads to Orcières-Merlette

Cycling News

Will today's 18th stage of the Tour de France see Tadej Pogačar address unfinished business?

Last time the race visited Orcières-Merlettes, the Slovenian lost out

Cycling Weekly

'There could be some very big explosions' – Juan Ayuso predicts carnage as Tour de France GC battle heads to the Alps

Spaniard and Lidl-Trek teammate Mattias Skjemose keep up the battle for the podium, white jersey, and team prize in the Tour's final days

Cycling News

Why do Tour de France riders look like they’re at a school sports day?

It's all about ensuring their safety on mountain stages

Cycling Weekly

'I’m glad Urška is not coming up with my car' – Tadej Pogačar braced for 'insane' Alpe d’Huez atmosphere at Tour de France

Race leader returning to the iconic climb for the first time since 2022 for this weekend's doubleheader

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Giant swing on Swiss peak a tourism draw

VILLARS-SUR-OLLON, Switzerland - As the chairlift nears the Grand Chamossaire peak at the Villars ski resort in the Swiss Alps, screams of terror and delight suddenly pierce the air.

Cycling News

I rode the Col de Sarenne to see what the newest Tour de France climb is really like – Here's what's in store for the Queen stage

Harder, steeper, and substantially more beautiful that Alpe d'Huez

The Guardian - UK

On Thin Ice by Charlie Walker review – a Siberian adventure goes off the rails

Moments of beauty and horror punctuate this account of an ill-timed sub-zero camping trip

Cycling News

'All the roads will be saturated' – Our tips for negotiating Alpe d'Huez travel chaos to watch double Tour de France stage finishes

From 16,000 riders at L'Etape du Tour on July 19 to influx of crowds for pair of Tour de France climbs, tourists welcome as locals gear up for 'the world passing in front of our house'

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The Independent UK

The African ski destination that you’ve probably never heard of

Thousands of people flock to sub-Saharan Africa’s only ski resort every year

The Guardian - AU

Australian ski resorts smash July climate records with temperatures 12C above average

Resorts in New South Wales and Victoria face a warm and dry start to the season with only sporadic falls of natural snow in many alpine areas

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France race bikes aren't as light as you might think – and it largely comes down to sponsor obligations and team budgets

Although the UCI weight limit is 6.8kg, relatively few bikes actually meet this mark. We explain the ins and outs of Grand Tour race bike weights and how teams optimise their setups

The Guardian - AU

Terence Donovan, ‘larger-than-life’ actor and father of Jason, dies aged 90 – as it happened

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AAP

Olympic hero champions bid for dad stance world record

Olympic champion and cult hero Steven Bradbury has led a successful Guinness World Record attempt for the most people to perform the Dad Stance.

The Guardian - AU

The rising cost of Australian ski resorts: ‘It was like throwing $100 bills out the window as we drove up the mountain’

Australia experienced a boom in beginner-friendly skiing in the 1980s and 1990s. But have global heating and rising lift prices ended that run?

The Times of India

Switzerland built giant tunnels under the Alps to reduce truck traffic, but the project is now helping protect the country's mountains from climate threats

Switzerland moved freight from roads to underground rail for environmental protection. This policy began after voters approved the Alpine Initiative in 1994. Massive tunnels now allow trains to bypass fragile mountain passes efficiently. Roughly three-quarters of Alpine freight now travels by rail. This infrastructure shift reduces pollution and noise for…

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