September/October

Where to go hang gliding and paragliding in September and October

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Moustiers, France. Photo: Ant Green

Moustiers, France

The spectacular Gorges du Verdon should be on any visitor’s tick list
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La Colmiane, France. Photo: Charlie King

La Colmiane, France

La Colmiane allows pilots to get close to the big terrain of the Mercantour, legally
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Col de Bleine, France. Photo: Marcus King

Col de Bleyne, France

Many huge XC flights and plenty of large triangles have been flown from Col de Bleyne
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Gourdon, France. Photo: Marcus King

Gourdon, France

Gourdon is the home site of Ozone, BGD and SupAir's test teams. 20km from the sea it provides thermic conditions even when the hills behind are snowbound
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Skopska Crna Gora. Photo: Alek Pejoski

Macedonia Magic: Skopska Crna Gora

North of Macedonia's capital a good road climbs through beautiful beech forests before emerging on a grassy col on Skopska Crna Gora. Experienced paraglider pilots can take off from here.
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Prelip, Macedonia. Photo: Marcus King

Macedonia Magic: Prelip

Treskavec and the nearby site of Selechka sit on the hills on the opposite side of the Pelaginian Plain from KruŠevo
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Tetovo, Macedonia. Photo: Marcus King

Macedonia Magic: Tetovo

The Tetovo area is known as the Macedonian Alps and is home to the country’s highest mountains, which rise to 2,700m
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Vodno, Macedonia. Photo: Marcus King

Macedonia Magic: Vodno

If you look up from anywhere in Skopje you can’t fail to spot the huge cross sitting atop Vodno
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Gostivar, Macedonia. Photo: Marcus King

Macedonia Magic: Gostivar

Gostivar lies about an hour’s drive to the west of the capital Skopje, in the area close to the Albanian and Kosovan borders
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Pomerode, Brazil. Photo: Elisa Eisenlohr

Never Ending Summer: Pomerode

The Blue Hill (Morro Azul) has this name because in spring and summer it’s covered with blue hortensias. It's also often covered in paragliders
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