Gravel Adventure to Noyal-Châtillon-sur-Seiche

A gravel cycling route starting from Bourgbarre

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Discover the hidden gems of Bretagne on this gravel adventure

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Escape the beaten track and embark on a gravel adventure that will take you through the hidden gems of Bretagne. Starting near Bourgbarré, this 48-kilometer route is perfect for gravel enthusiasts. With a moderate ascent of 177 meters, it offers a fun and challenging experience for intermediate riders. The difficulty level is rated as a 2, making it suitable for well-trained amateurs. The highlights along the route include Bruz, renowned for its historic architecture and charming streets. La Courrouze is another notable highlight with its modern development and impressive nature park. Finally, Noyal-Châtillon-sur-Seiche awaits with its rich history and beautiful Pegasus Bridge.

gravel

48 km

177 m

Chill

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Start: Bourgbarré Village center

Bourgbarré: Undulating terrain and peaceful countryside.

Bourgbarré is a small town located in the Bretagne region of France. For road and gravel cyclists, there are plenty of rolling hills and quiet country roads to explore. The countryside surrounding Bourgbarré is dotted with picturesque scenery and charming rural villages. While there are no famous climbs in the immediate vicinity, the undulating terrain provides a satisfying workout for cyclists. Overall, Bourgbarré is a delightful location for a peaceful and scenic cycling adventure in Bretagne.

14 km

BruzTown

Bruz is a delightful town with a picturesque old town and a variety of historical landmarks, including the iconic Saint-Martin Church.

32 km

La CourrouzeSub-urb

La Courrouze is a modern development project with sustainable features and a vast nature park where cyclists can enjoy a peaceful ride amidst nature.

41 km

Noyal-Châtillon-sur-SeicheVillage

Noyal-Châtillon-sur-Seiche is a charming village with a rich history. Don't forget to visit the historic Pegasus Bridge, which played a crucial role in World War II.