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PERU - Huascaran loop
Huascaran Loop
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SOS - Slowers Olders Smarters

Cyclist tourist

Ambassador
117 mi.
15,910 ft.

Three passes over 4,000 meters, snow-capped mountains, an unforgettable sight.

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