Can I "count" it, when I climb the BIG from the other, non-listed side? How should I mark it when I claim such a BIG?
Explanation: I've never been in Norway, I only plan to go there this year so I'd like to be able to claim a BIG when I've climbed it
Regards, aard
Perhaps one side is more spectacular than the other but I would claim anyway from any side. If you plan to visit Norway don't forget to have a look at this map http://kart.statkart.no/adaptive2/default.aspx?gui=1&lang=2 it is a very detailed topographic map of whole country with all gravel roads included. Very helpfull if you want to see more than only main roads. You can also easy guess gradients (inclinations) and decide which chainrings to take.
daniel gobert Admin
Posts : 490 Join date : 2007-08-18 Age : 65 Location : Belgrade (Namur-Belgique)
Subject: Re: Norwegian "one-way" BIGs Sat Jan 15, 2011 4:31 pm
Yes, you're right, Michal : the other sides are flat plateau areas, without real slope or difference of level. Thank you for the link to the topographic map, it's a very good one ! Dan.
aard
Posts : 4 Join date : 2011-01-02
Subject: Re: Norwegian "one-way" BIGs Mon Jan 17, 2011 12:31 am
Thank you very much, Michal and Daniel. The map is fantastic! As for the plateaux, I will have to search for a route more closely and decide, which BIG to climb from which side Abyway, the map is just the tool for the purose Thanks a lot! Miki
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