Châteaux and Vineyards Loop

A road cycling route starting from Cour-Cheverny

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Explore the beautiful landscapes and historic châteaux of the Loire Valley.

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The Châteaux and Vineyards Loop is a scenic cycling route that takes you through the picturesque countryside of the Loire Valley. This route is perfect for wine lovers, as it passes through charming vineyards and offers stunning views of iconic châteaux along the way. With a distance of 104 kilometers and an ascent of 548 meters, this route provides a challenging but rewarding cycling experience. Along the route, you'll have the opportunity to visit the historic towns of Cheverny and Orbigny, learn about the region's rich history, and taste some delicious local wines.

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104 km

548 m

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Start: Cour-Cheverny Village center

Cour-Cheverny: Cour-Cheverny: Exploring the magnificent Centre region on two wheels.

Cour-Cheverny, situated in the Centre — Val de Loire region of France, is a fantastic destination for cyclists. The town offers diverse cycling routes with scenic landscapes, beautiful vineyards, and picturesque châteaux. Cyclists can explore the rich cultural heritage, visit local wineries, and marvel at the stunning castles along their cycling journey. Notable nearby climbs include Col de la Chaud, providing a challenge for more adventurous cyclists.

2 km

ChevernyVillage

Cheverny is a quaint town known for its magnificent castle, which served as the inspiration for Marlinspike Hall in the Tintin comics.

23 km

Saint-Romain-sur-CherVillage

Saint-Romain-sur-Cher is a charming village located on the banks of the Cher River, offering beautiful views and a peaceful atmosphere.

43 km

OrbignyVillage

Orbigny is a small commune known for its ancient church and as the birthplace of Antoine François Bertrand de Molleville, a prominent statesman during the French Revolution.