Today La Velocita takes a looks at the Grampians National Park. Around 3 hours drive West of Melbourne the Grampians are an experience. Serenity. Peace. Climbing.
Want to take on one of Victoria's hardest 'pinch climbs'? Francis Street in Lorne will take you well into the red zone. There's not many people that can boast getting up this one without walking.
Epic rides. We love them. But what does ‘epic’ really mean? What makes a ride an epic?
Presented by Find Your Freedom Cycling
On Sunday 20 September riders headed to Warburton to take on the Climbing Cyclist’s latest incarnation of the ‘Dirty Dozen’. La Velocita was on hand to witness the mayhem.
There are two roads that lead to the summit of Mount Donna Buang, and Brendan Edwards recently headed out to the Yarra Valley to climb the lesser known of the two roads through the stunning Don Valley.
We speak with Ian Michelson that took on all the peaks in the ‘7 Peaks’ Challenge in under 24 hours. 172km of riding, 8,139 vertical metres of climbing and over 700km of driving...
Today Mike Cotty brings you the Col de la Bonette. At just over 2,800m it's one of the true monsters of the French Alps. This climb is awe inspiring, beautiful and tough. This one is well worth a read.
Today Brendan Edwards profiles Glenmore Road (Glenmore), which a 2.7km Category 3 climb. Arguably one of the toughest climbs West of Melbourne.
Matthew Wearne has launched 'Ride from Poverty' and is now tackling an Everest attempt in Kenya's Rift Valley to raise awareness for the work performed by The One Heart Foundation.
We spoke to Matthew about his challenge.
This week we are featuring the Col d’Aspin. Not the hardest, highest or toughest… it’s the perfect place to start to find your mountain legs while experiencing fantastic views and ticking off an iconic name.
La Velocita's Brendan Edwards recently traveled to New Zealand & discovered a magical climb heading out of New Zealand’s most famous attraction; Milford Sound.
