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Exploring Chavagne and Guignen


A road cycling route starting from Pace

Cycle through the scenic landscapes of Chavagne and discover the hidden gems of Guignen

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This route takes you through the scenic landscapes of Chavagne and Guignen, offering a combination of natural beauty and historical attractions. From the charming village of Chavagne to the hidden gems of Guignen, this journey provides a diverse and enjoyable cycling experience. With a moderate difficulty level, the route includes some climbs and flat sections, making it suitable for well-trained amateurs. The epicness factor is enhanced by the beautiful landscapes and the historic highlights along the way.

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110 km
888 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Pacé City center
Pacé: Superb cycling, rolling through Bretagne's landscapes
Pacé is situated in the Bretagne region of France. As a road and gravel cyclist, you'll find an excellent network of cycling routes and quiet country lanes throughout the area. The region features a mix of flat, rolling, and hilly terrain, catering to different cycling preferences and abilities. From Pacé, cyclists can explore the scenic Douennou Valley or tackle challenging climbs like the Côte du Rocher du Cerf. With its cycling-friendly environment and varied terrain, Pacé is a fantastic destination for cyclists looking for diverse riding experiences.
ChavagneVillage
In Chavagne, explore the village center with its traditional houses and visit the charming Saint-Matra Church, a true gem of Norman Gothic architecture.
GuignenVillage
Guignen is a quaint town where you can wander through picturesque streets and discover historic buildings such as the 16th-century half-timbered Brasdon Manor.
LieuronVillage
Lieuron is a charming hamlet surrounded by lush green landscapes, with lovely walking trails offering stunning views of the countryside.
Les BrulaisVillage
Les Brulais is a peaceful village nestled in the heart of the countryside, offering a serene atmosphere and picturesque rural scenery.
MonterfilVillage
Monterfil is known for its striking medieval castle, providing a glimpse into the region's history and offering breathtaking views from its towers.
Saint-GillesVillage
Saint-Gilles showcases beautiful traditional buildings, including the 16th-century Chapelle Saint-Gilles and the imposing La Tour des Fromentières.
Finish: Pacé City center
Pacé: Superb cycling, rolling through Bretagne's landscapes