Join the challenge "Altriman", one of the five toughest LD triathlons in Europe

27 January 2016Updated on January 27, 2016

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Altriman, one of the toughest triathlons in Europe

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"A triathlon to enjoy the environment ... for" furrowers "of roads and paths, for triathletes love to do km and km in these places and who also like to do long distance and medium distance with demand" Victor del Corral winner of Half Altriman 2012

Are you thinking of a great challenge this 2015? On July 8-10, the French town of Les Angles, in the middle of the French Pyrenees and just a few kilometers from the border with Spain, will take place this renowned triathlon that will host its mythical ALTRIMAN about the distances (3.5 - 193 - 42), Half Altriman (1.9 - 92 - 21), Altriman Olympic (1.5 - 42 - 10), Altriman Sprint (750 - 18 - 5) and Altriman Promotion (200 - 8 - 2) as well as a test for the little ones: Altri'kids and a Tour by the lake with 1.000 meters of swimming.

The spectacularity of this test is of course its incomparable landscapes in the French Pyrenees as well as the cycling route, which in the long distance test has 4.675 vertical meters, and 2.000 meters in the Half distance.

Several already are the Spanish triathletes who have bet on this test, highlighting the victory of Victor del Corral in the Half Distance - Altriman in the 2012 where after the same it made the following declarations:

" The different distances of the Altriman tests are undoubtedly special, their landscape is a great dose of motivation to do any of the disciplines of triathlon. It is perfect to swim in the lake, to go by bike along the many roads where there is little traffic and the charm they have to be narrow and twisty, and finally be able to walk to the lake and the mountains. A place to enjoy the test ... and the days before!".

The altriman, is one of the 5 Triathlon LD harder in Europe

"The competition in the French Pyrenees is experienced as in many other hard mountain events. Many triathletes come who like to enjoy the environment and are great "furrowers" of roads and paths, they love to do km and km in these places and attend events of this type that allow them to do long and medium distance with demand. You also find other triathletes who are starting in this discipline and start in tests of this type doing sprint or short distances because they are done in a quiet, beautiful environment that allows you to enjoy it with the family the days before"