Exploring the Loing Valley

A road cycling route starting from Chateau-Landon

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A scenic journey through the picturesque Loing Valley

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This route takes you through the beautiful and serene Loing Valley, offering stunning landscapes and charming villages along the way. With a moderate level of difficulty, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs seeking a refreshing cycling experience. The highlights include Souppes-sur-Loing at 7 km, where you can visit the historic Church of Saint-Martin and the quaint town center. At 22 km, Villemaréchal welcomes you with its picturesque countryside and stunning architectural heritage. Further into the route, at 35 km, Égreville amazes with its medieval castle and church. Bransles at 42 km offers a peaceful setting with its village square and traditional houses. As you approach the end at 54 km, Les Gauthiers greets you with its charming canal and beautiful surroundings.

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55 km

360 m

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Start: Château-Landon Village center

Château-Landon: Château-Landon: A Cycling Gem in Ile-de-France

Château-Landon, located in the Ile-de-France region of France, provides road and gravel cyclists with a diverse and intriguing cycling experience. The locality is situated on the banks of the River Liger and boasts a rich historical heritage, including its medieval castle and charming town center. Cyclists can explore the surrounding countryside, ride through picturesque villages, and navigate challenging climbs in the nearby Fontainebleau Forest. Château-Landon is also a gateway to the famous Fontainebleau-Bougival cycle route, known for its scenic beauty and cultural highlights. With its historical sites, varied terrain, and proximity to renowned cycling routes, Château-Landon offers cyclists an enticing blend of adventure and cultural exploration.