The Coastal Gravel Adventure
A gravel cycling route starting from Mathieu
Embark on an exciting 75 km gravel adventure along the Normandy coastline
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Experience the rugged beauty of the Normandy coast as you cycle along sandy beaches and picturesque cliffs. This challenging gravel route offers breathtaking views and unique opportunities to connect with nature.
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75 km
421 m
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Start: Mathieu Village centerMathieu: Cycling in Mathieu: Exploring picturesque countryside roads.
Mathieu is a locality in Basse-Normandie, France. From a cyclist's perspective, Mathieu offers a pleasant cycling experience. The town provides several cycling routes with well-maintained roads suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. There are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, but Mathieu is an ideal place to explore the picturesque countryside on two wheels.12 km
12 km
Église Saint-PierreCastle RuinsMarvel at the beauty of the Église Saint-Pierre in Hubert-Folie, a true architectural masterpiece.
24 km
24 km
Table d'OrientationViewpointEnjoy panoramic views of the coastline from the Table d'Orientation, a scenic viewpoint near Villers-sur-Mer.
34 km
34 km
AubervilleVillageVisit the charming seaside town of Auberville and soak in its relaxed coastal atmosphere.
49 km
49 km
La Butte de Caumont103 mPeakClimb to the top of La Butte de Caumont and be rewarded with incredible panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and coastline.
58 km
58 km
Merville-Franceville-PlageVillageStop by Merville-Franceville-Plage and relax on its sandy beach or enjoy a stroll along the promenade.
67 km
67 km
Château de BénouvilleCastleExplore the historic Château de Bénouville, a strategically important fortress during World War II.
75 km
75 km
Château de VauvilleCastleAdmire the grandeur of the Château de Vauville, a true architectural masterpiece with beautiful gardens and stunning views.
75 km
75 km
Finish: Mathieu Village centerMathieu: Cycling in Mathieu: Exploring picturesque countryside roads.