Who hasn’t dreamed of crossing the Pyrenees? TwoNav now makes this possible by way of a project that will put our latest product to the test: the Trail2, the new GPS designed for hiking and mountaineering, and the cycling version, the Trail2 Bike. Experience the challenge with us and enjoy a complete, safe and satisfying outdoor experience from start to finish thanks to the entire TwoNav ecosystem. The outdoors is our playground, and we want to keep it that way, so TwoNav will donate €1 for every kilometer travelled by each team during the Trail2 Challenge.

TwoNav Trail 2 Challenge

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The Challenge

2 teams, 1 challenge: cross the Pyrenees from coast to coast

900 km and 25,700 meters of positive slope separate Saint Jean de Luz (France) from Cadaqués (Catalan Costa Brava).

The teams will have to face this challenge in the opposite direction, one team will leave Saint Jean de Luz walking and the other from Cap de Creus by bicycle. Both teams will be equipped with the latest TwoNav GPS: Trail 2, the new GPS for hiking/mountaineering and with a cycling version, Trail2 Bike.

The challenge will begin the 3rd week of October. Follow us and discover where both teams will meet.

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The teams

The teams are made up of sports professionals such as the Pol Tarrés cyclist or the Pyrenean Routes experts, at all times accompanied by journalists. The winners of the online contest that is underway on the social networks of TwoNav will be added to the group!

Committed to the environment

An experience in full nature is always enriching on a personal level, in addition if it contributes to the improvement of the environment, an honorary enrollment project is achieved. In this case, TwoNav will donate €1 for each kilometer traveled by the members of both teams to the Save a Forest platform.

  • Stage 6

    For the cycling team, the day breaks with a threatening sky, but despite this, their desire wins out. In the end, the rain holds off and the team can enjoy the final stage. The rain wanted to tag along with the hiking team for the last stage. After a few kilometres, the sky opens up as if demanding a front-row seat to watch the two teams reunite.

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  • Stage 5

    Right out of the gate the riders encounter a constant 50-km climb, with imposing walls at the end. The hikers face a long stage with constant ups and downs, a veritable leg buster. As they reach the end with a total elevation gain of nearly 1000 m, the fatigue is undeniable.

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  • Stage 4

    The first day of rain for the riders, a sign of what's to come this weekend. The rain accompanied the team for the first few kilometres before the skies cleared, paving the way for a day of pure mountain biking. The fourth stage for the hikers provided some relief and a chance to rest a bit. The day broke with low clouds that hung around for the initial segments of the stage.

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  • Stage 3

    The riders start with a long stage, though not as tough as the previous one. The morning is cold and the bikers ride up a very long climb that takes them to the summit of Puerto del Cantó. The new day brings rain for the hikers, though it miraculously stops right before they set out. The wind is relentless, and right from the start they are faced with a never-ending 1,200-metre technical ascent.

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  • Stage 2

    The Bike team face a spectacular and rather cold day. These conditions followed the cyclists during the tough climb to the La Molina ski resort. Meanwhile, the Hike team get ready to face what could be waiting for them in the Pyrenees in coming stages.

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  • Stage 1

    The bikers faced one of the longest and toughest stages of the challenge, 140 km and 3,000 m of climbing. The walking route took the hikers over France’s coastal plains before entering the mountains, where they climbed Mount Altsanga (625 m).

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  • Are you ready?

    It's all about to start. In a few days the challenge begins. Do you dare to predict where the 2 teams will meet? Visit this page regularly to know the evolution of both teams. See you in the Pyrenees! Good luck to you all!

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TWONAV ECOSYSTEM

An intelligent ecosystem designed to make the most of your adventures.

When planning an outdoor outing, such as the Trail 2 Challenge, there are three fully defined phases: preparation, experience and subsequent analysis. Elements of the TwoNav ecosystem are involved in each of them. Discover them!

Create your itinerary with Land

The track we are going to follow during the Trail 2 Challenge has been created and edited with the Land software (Windows / Mac).

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Quality Maps

The route has been worked in detail thanks to the extensive catalog of maps from around the world available in our map store.

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Synchronize the route with Cloud GO

Once created, we synchronize the route with the GO Cloud to have it stored and accessible at any time from different environments.

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Follow the route with GPS Trail 2

Teams must enjoy the challenge, navigate with confidence and arrive safely at the destination, using the new GPS Trail 2 device.

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Relay position with SeeMe

Follow the live broadcast of the challenge at all times and guess at what point the 2 teams will meet.

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Share activities with GO

When the challenge ends, participants will share their activity automatically on Strava, Training Peaks, Twitter or Google Drive.

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Discover how our products are interrelated to have a more complete and safe outdoor experience from start to finish.

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NEW GPS

Conquer the mountains with Trail 2

It stands out for its better usability through simple operation, high visibility screen with the latest generation touch system, satellite positioning that adds, to GPS and Glonass networks, the new Galileo European network, extreme hardness against external elements and a very attractive design.

  • Resistant and waterproof (IP67)
  • Large screen (3.7”)
  • Perfect visibility under sunlight
  • High precision capacitive touch
  • GPS + Glonass + Galileo
  • Connection with ANT + and BLE sensors
Learn more about Trail 2

NEW GPS

Discover a new dimension for cycling with Trail 2 Bike

Designed for cyclists who enjoy both extreme activities and more relaxed outings. +20 hours of autonomy means even longer departures. The integrated Trail 2 Bike battery makes it a compact device with complete protection, perfect for extreme conditions.

  • Resistant and waterproof (IP67)
  • Large screen (3.7”)
  • Perfect visibility under sunlight
  • High precision capacitive touch
  • GPS + Glonass + Galileo
  • Connection with ANT + and BLE sensors
  • Bicycle support
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