Saint-Maur Epic Gravel Ride

A gravel cycling route starting from Saint-Maur

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Conquer the challenging gravel route starting from Saint-Maur.

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Get ready for an epic gravel adventure on this 83-kilometer route starting from Saint-Maur. With an ascent of 328 meters, this challenging route is recommended for experienced gravel cyclists. Experience the thrill of conquering legendary climbs as you pass through the villages of Neuillay-les-Bois, Buzançais, Camp de César, Niherne, and Saint-Maur.

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83 km

328 m

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Start: Saint-Maur Village center

Saint-Maur: Stunning landscapes and picturesque villages make Saint-Maur a must-visit for cyclists.

Saint-Maur is a small town located in the Centre — Val de Loire region of France. It offers a variety of cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The area is known for its stunning landscapes and picturesque villages, making it a popular destination for cyclists. One of the famous cycling-related spots nearby is the Château de Villandry, which offers a scenic ride and a chance to explore the beautiful gardens. With its cyclist-friendly infrastructure and proximity to other cycling routes, Saint-Maur is a great choice for cyclists looking to discover the beauty of the Loire Valley.

15 km

Neuillay-les-BoisVillage

Start your journey in Neuillay-les-Bois and embrace the adrenaline of gravel cycling on its rugged terrains.

60 km

BuzançaisTown

Challenge yourself with the steep climbs of Buzançais, a favorite training spot for many professional cyclists.

68 km

Camp de César154 mPeak

Conquer Camp de César, a renowned cycling destination known for its demanding ascents and thrilling descents.

75 km

NiherneVillage

Pass through the village of Niherne and witness the breathtaking views of the Loire Valley from its elevated positions.

83 km

Saint-MaurVillage

Finish your epic ride in Saint-Maur and reward yourself with a visit to the Château de Saint-Maur, providing a glimpse into the region's rich history.