The Yssingeaux Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Beauzac

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Explore the natural wonders and rich history of Yssingeaux and its surroundings

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Map miniature of "The Yssingeaux Adventure" cycling inspiration in Auvergne, France. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a gravel adventure through the scenic landscapes surrounding Yssingeaux, covering a distance of 73 km with an ascent of 1891 meters. This route takes you through picturesque villages, dense forests, and stunning viewpoints. The Table d'orientation, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains, is a standout highlight of this route. From Saint-Roch to La Dent, you'll encounter challenging climbs, rocky paths, and serene natural settings. Experience the rich history and culture of Yssingeaux and discover the hidden gems of this beautiful region.

gravel

73 km

1891 m

Tough

Route profile

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Start: Beauzac Village center

Beauzac: An adventurous cyclist's dream with challenging climbs.

Beauzac, situated in the Auvergne region of France, is a cyclist-friendly locality boasting scenic routes and challenging climbs. Road and gravel cyclists will find themselves in awe of the stunning natural beauty of the surroundings, as they pedal through forests and mountains. One well-known climb nearby is the Col de la Bénisson Dieu, a popular challenge among cyclists. With its diverse terrain and cyclist-friendly amenities, Beauzac is a top choice for those seeking a thrilling cycling adventure.

17 km

Saint-Roch918 mPeak

Saint-Roch, a small mountain village with preserved traditional architecture and stunning views over the surrounding valleys.

17 km

YssingeauxTown

Yssingeaux, a historic town with a charming medieval center and rich architectural heritage.

29 km

Mont Chanis1232 mPeak

Mont Chanis, a remote mountain peak offering breathtaking views of the Velay region.

33 km

Saint-Julien-ChapteuilVillage

Saint-Julien-Chapteuil, a quaint village nestled at the heart of the Livradois-Forez Natural Regional Park, known for its picturesque landscapes and hilltop castle ruins.