Chambourcy to Machine de Marly Road Route

A road cycling route starting from Chambourcy

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Embark on a journey through history on this scenic road route

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This road route takes you from Chambourcy to the historic Machine de Marly, a marvelous engineering feat of the 17th century. With a total distance of 127 kilometers and a challenging ascent of 1262 meters, this route is truly an adventure for experienced road cyclists. Along the way, you'll pass through beautiful countryside, enchanting towns, and impressive cultural landmarks, immersing yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of the region.

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127 km

1262 m

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Start: Chambourcy Village center

Chambourcy: Discover the beauty of Ile-de-France on two wheels

Chambourcy is a locality situated in the Ile-de-France region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, Chambourcy offers a mix of scenic routes and challenging climbs. The locality is surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, providing cyclists with beautiful views during their rides. Chambourcy is in proximity to the famous Parc naturel régional de la Haute Vallée de Chevreuse, known for its cycling opportunities and well-known climbs such as Côte de la Tour de Boncueil. This makes Chambourcy an excellent base for cyclists looking to explore the natural beauty and legendary climbs of the region. Overall, Chambourcy offers a great cycling experience with its scenic routes and access to renowned cycling spots.

8 km

Machine de MarlyAttraction

At the 8-kilometer mark, you'll encounter the Machine de Marly, a hydraulic pumping station built in the 17th century for Louis XIV. This remarkable engineering marvel is a must-see on your cycling journey.

29 km

Château de la MartinièreCastle

Around 29 kilometers into the route, you'll pass by the Château de la Martinière, an elegant mansion known for its architectural beauty and stunning gardens.

38 km

OrsayTown

At the 38-kilometer mark, you'll reach Orsay, a charming town famous for its world-class art museum, Musée d'Orsay. Take a break to visit the museum and admire its incredible collection.

61 km

Le Val-Saint-GermainVillage

About 61 kilometers into the route, you'll cycle through Le Val-Saint-Germain, a historic village with well-preserved medieval architecture and a welcoming atmosphere.

76 km

La Celle-les-BordesVillage

At the 76-kilometer mark, you'll arrive in La Celle-les-Bordes, a countryside village with beautiful countryside views and a tranquil ambience.

94 km

Château de La Boissière BeauchampCastle

Around 94 kilometers into the route, you'll pass by Château de La Boissière Beauchamp, an impressive castle with a rich history and stunning architectural features.

104 km

Colline d'Élancourt231 mViewpoint

At the 104-kilometer mark, you'll reach Colline d'Élancourt, a scenic hill offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

116 km

FeucherollesVillage

About 116 kilometers into the route, you'll cycle through Feucherolles, a charming village that provides a peaceful and idyllic setting for cyclists to enjoy.

127 km

ChambourcyVillage

The route starts and ends in Chambourcy, a delightful village renowned for its magnificent gardens and impressive historical landmarks. Take the time to explore this captivating town before or after your remarkable cycling adventure.