Bikepacking routes in France

By following this route, connect by bike the Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris to Mont Saint-Michel, two emblematic sites of French heritage! A very tempting experience in favor of more sustainable tourism...

The ViaRhôna cycle route leads tourists from all horizons, from the Alpine mountains to the beaches of the Camargue. Stretching 815 km (not counting the round trip between Beaucaire and Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône) and mostly located near the Rhône, it offers cyclists a variety of exceptional landscapes!

La Loire by bike is simply the number 1 cycling route in France, with more than one million cyclists traveling it each year. And for good reason, if you want to discover bike touring, what could be better frankly?

The route of the mountain passes allows you to cross the entire Pyrenees, from West to East, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea.

French section of EuroVelo 1 (route going from Northern Norway to Southern Portugal), the Vélodyssée is simply the longest cycling route in France.

Connecting the Pyrenees to the Alps, Spain to Italy via the back roads of France, this is the ambition of The Mediterranean by bike. Part of the French section of EuroVelo 8, this cycling route crosses eleven European countries from southern Spain to Cyprus. In France, The Mediterranean by bike covers 850 km from Perthus in the Eastern Pyrenees to Menton on the French Riviera.

The Meuse by bike / EuroVelo 19 runs along this European river for more than 1000 km and offers in France 443 km of cycle route.

Discover 10 Green Stations of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Nature Park!

The Great Crossing of the Jura by bike extends over 360 km across the Jura Mountains and the Haut Jura Regional Natural Park. It allows you to pass through many villages and emblematic towns of the area, such as Morteau, Pontarlier, Mouthe, and Bellegarde-sur-Valserine.

The Gironde Cycling Route is a complete immersion in the land of Gironde. This route can be "enjoyed" as you wish!