The Vineyards and Villages Gravel Route

A gravel cycling route starting from Charbuy

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Explore the stunning vineyards and charming villages on this gravel route near Charbuy

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Discover the beauty of Burgundy's vineyards and picturesque villages on this gravel route near Charbuy. Covering a distance of 83 kilometers and featuring an ascent of 933 meters, this route is perfect for gravel enthusiasts who also appreciate cultural heritage. Highlights include the historic milestone of Borne-colonne at 11 kilometers, the enchanting village of Préhy at 27 kilometers, the picturesque town of Vermenton at 48 kilometers, the beautiful village of Escolives-Sainte-Camille at 61 kilometers, and the charming village of Montmercy at 78 kilometers. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the countryside.

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83 km

933 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Charbuy Village center

Charbuy: Leisurely cycling along the Canal de Bourgogne in a peaceful town

Charbuy is a small town located in the Bourgogne region of France. On the perspective of a cyclist, the terrain around Charbuy mainly consists of flat roads, making it suitable for leisurely rides. The town itself has a peaceful atmosphere, offering a few cycling-friendly establishments. One cycling highlight in the area is the Canal de Bourgogne, which provides a peaceful and scenic path for riders. While not a prominent cycling destination, Charbuy offers a tranquil setting for cyclists looking to enjoy a leisurely ride in the French countryside.

11 km

Borne-colonneAttraction

Borne-colonne is a significant milestone that dates back to ancient times. As you pass by, marvel at its historical importance.

27 km

PréhyVillage

Préhy is a charming village located in the heart of the Chablis vineyards. Stop by one of the local wineries and experience the true taste of Burgundy.

48 km

VermentonVillage

Vermenton is a picturesque town situated on the banks of the River Cure. Explore its narrow streets, admire the old houses, and enjoy the riverside views.