Scenic Wonders of Bourgogne
A road cycling route starting from Rully
Immerse yourself in the scenic wonders of Bourgogne
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Experience the scenic wonders of Bourgogne with this 53km road route, featuring an ascent of 266m. Discover the beauty of Demigny, Saint-Loup-Géanges, Virey-le-Grand, and Bouzeron. Enjoy the picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and vineyards that define the region. This route is ideal for cyclists looking for a shorter ride with moderate difficulty. Take in the breathtaking views, indulge in local cuisine and wines, and appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds you.
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Start: Bouzeron Village centerRully: Quiet roads and a visit to Château de Rully
Rully is a picturesque town located in the Bourgogne region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers quiet roads and beautiful countryside views. The terrain is mostly flat, making it suitable for leisurely rides. Nearby, cyclists can visit the Château de Rully, a historic castle that adds an element of culture and history to the cycling experience. Overall, Rully is a pleasant cycling destination for those who prefer gentle rides and scenic surroundings.11 km
11 km
DemignyVillageDemigny is known for its vibrant vineyards and charming town center, offering wine enthusiasts a delightful stop on their journey.
17 km
17 km
Saint-Loup-GéangesVillageSaint-Loup-Géanges is a quaint village surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the peaceful ambiance of the countryside.
36 km
36 km
Virey-le-GrandVillageVirey-le-Grand is a picturesque commune with beautiful rural landscapes and friendly locals, providing a warm welcome to passing cyclists.
54 km
54 km
BouzeronVillageBouzeron, known for its exceptional white wine, is a hidden gem nestled in lush green surroundings, making it a perfect stop to appreciate the local viticultural tradition.
53 km
53 km
Finish: Bouzeron Village centerRully: Quiet roads and a visit to Château de Rully