Souvigny to Treban Loop

A road cycling route starting from Souvigny

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A scenic road loop with a stop at Treban

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This road cycling route takes you from Souvigny through beautiful countryside, with a highlight stop at the charming village of Treban. The route covers a distance of 59 km, with an ascent of 628m. It offers a moderate difficulty level, suitable for well-trained amateurs. The overall experience is epic, as you get to enjoy stunning views and explore the picturesque villages along the way.

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59 km

628 m

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Start: Souvigny Village center

Souvigny: Home to Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Souvigny with a mix of flat and hilly terrain.

Souvigny is a small locality located in the Auvergne region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, Souvigny offers a mix of flat and hilly terrain, making it suitable for a variety of cycling abilities. The locality is home to the famous Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Souvigny, which is worth a visit during a cycling trip. Additionally, cyclists can explore the beautiful countryside and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Overall, Souvigny is a cycling-friendly area with a rank of 4.

18 km

TrebanVillage

Treban is a hidden gem with its well-preserved medieval architecture and historic church. Take a stroll through the village and discover its rich cultural heritage.

24 km

LafélineVillage

Laféline is a quaint village situated on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Enjoy a leisurely break and take in the scenery.

40 km

TrongetVillage

Tronget is known for its magnificent castle, which dates back to the 12th century. Take a detour to explore the castle grounds and learn about its fascinating history.

50 km

Noyant-d'AllierVillage

Noyant-d'Allier is a charming town with a vibrant market square. Pause here and indulge in some local produce, or simply admire the beauty of the town's architecture.