Charming coastal locality in Basse-Normandie.
Cycling routes from Ouistreham
Ouistreham is a locality in Basse-Normandie, France. As a road and gravel cyclist, you can enjoy cycling along the quiet roads surrounded by picturesque landscapes. The flat terrain makes it suitable for leisurely rides and for beginners. Ouistreham is famous for being a popular gateway to the historic city of Caen and its beautiful beaches. Although it may not offer any famous cycling spots or well-known climbs, it provides a charming cycling experience.
A challenging road route with diverse landscapes and cultural attractions
This demanding road cycling route offers a diverse range of landscapes, from rolling hills to the beautiful Normandy coastline. With a total ascent of 577 meters and a distance of 90 kilometers, it is designed for experienced cyclists seeking a challenging and fulfilling ride. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to explore notable attractions such as the Point de vue lookout point and the town of Mondeville with its historical sites.
Exploring the Coastal Trails
A gravel route offering seaside views and historical sites
This gravel cycling route allows you to enjoy the coastal scenery of Ouistreham and discover several historical sites along the way. With a total ascent of 141 meters and a distance of 49 kilometers, it provides a balanced challenge for gravel riders. The route takes you through the charming village of Anguerny and the historic town of Bernières-sur-Mer, offering the opportunity to delve into the region's rich history and cultural heritage.
An off-road cycling experience through scenic rural landscapes
Suitable for gravel biking enthusiasts, this route takes you on an adventure through the tranquil countryside near Ouistreham. With a total ascent of 104 meters and a distance of 36 kilometers, it provides a moderate challenge combined with the opportunity to explore the region's natural beauty. You'll have the chance to ride through picturesque villages such as Saint-Aubin-d'Arquenay and Anisy, which offer a glimpse into traditional Norman life.
Embark on a challenging 81 km gravel loop starting and ending in Ouistreham.
Get ready for an epic gravel adventure with this challenging 81 km loop which takes you through picturesque countryside and historic sites. This route offers beautiful views and is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. Highlights of the route include the village of Anisy, the quaint town of Esquay-sur-Seulles, the historical village of Crépon, the scenic seaside town of Bernières-sur-Mer, the iconic La Flamme bridge, and the vibrant town of Ouistreham.
Discover the stunning coastline on this challenging 89 km road route from Biéville-Beuville to Hermanville-sur-Mer.
This challenging road cycling route is perfect for experienced amateur cyclists looking for a scenic adventure along the Normandy coast. With a high difficulty level, this route offers breathtaking views and historical landmarks. Highlights of the route include Biéville-Beuville with its charming countryside, the stunning Belvédère overlooking the sea, the picturesque village of Bucéels, the historic town of Arromanches-les-Bains, the vibrant seaside town of Courseulles-sur-Mer, and the tranquil shores of Hermanville-sur-Mer.
Cycle along the picturesque coast from Saint-Aubin-d'Arquenay to Ouistreham on this 26 km gravel route.
Experience the beauty of the Basse-Normandie coastline on this 26 km gravel route. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is suitable for cyclists of all levels. Highlights of the route include the charming village of Saint-Aubin-d'Arquenay, the seaside town of Lion-sur-Mer, and the vibrant town of Ouistreham.
Experience the beautiful coastline and countryside on this 45 km gravel route from Ouistreham to Ranville.
This scenic gravel route takes you along the stunning coastline of Basse-Normandie, passing through charming towns and villages. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The highlights of the route include the observation deck at Observatoire du Gros Banc, the picturesque Merville-Franceville-Plage, and the panoramic views from Table d'Orientation. You will also pass through the historic town of Cabourg and the charming village of Ranville.
Gravel Route from Ouistreham
Discover the peaceful countryside on this scenic gravel route.
This gravel route is perfect for those looking to escape the noise of the city and immerse themselves in the picturesque Normandy countryside. With a moderate ascent of 227 meters and a total distance of 53 kilometers, this route offers a mix of challenging terrain and tranquil landscapes. You will pass through charming villages like Biéville-Beuville, Bretteville-l'Orgueilleuse, Fontaine-Henry, Douvres-la-Délivrande, and Colleville-Montgomery. The relatively short distance makes it manageable for cyclists of all levels, while the stunning highlights along the way will make it an unforgettable journey for any bike enthusiast.
An epic road ride combining coastal views and scenic countryside
Embark on this challenging road cycling route that combines breathtaking coastal views with the picturesque beauty of rural landscapes. With a total ascent of 508 meters and a distance of 81 kilometers, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a demanding yet rewarding adventure. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to explore notable sites such as the Observatoire du Gros Banc and Merville-Franceville-Plage, both offering stunning natural landscapes and unique experiences.
Embark on a scenic road trip from Colombelles to Colleville-Montgomery covering 49 km.
This road cycling route takes you through beautiful countryside and charming towns, showcasing the best of Basse-Normandie's landscapes. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The highlights of the route include the picturesque town of Colombelles, the historic village of Cormelles-le-Royal, the tranquil village of Anisy, and the scenic coastal town of Colleville-Montgomery.
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