Vexin Valleys and Oise River

A road cycling route starting from Ennery

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Discover the beautiful Vexin Valleys and cycle along the scenic Oise River.

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This route takes you through the picturesque Vexin region, known for its charming valleys and stunning river landscapes. Cycling along the Oise River, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding nature. With a manageable distance of 63km and a moderate ascent of 512m, this road route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists.

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63 km

512 m

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Start: Ennery Village center

Ennery: Peaceful cycling through beautiful forests and countryside.

Ennery is situated in the Ile-de-France region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers a mix of flat and rolling terrain suitable for road cycling. The locality is surrounded by beautiful forests and countryside, providing scenic routes for cyclists to explore. Nearby attractions include the Château d'Ennery, which provides an opportunity for cultural visits. Overall, Ennery offers a peaceful and enjoyable cycling experience for those looking for a relaxing ride in a natural setting.

3 km

Hérouville-en-VexinVillage

Located in Hérouville-en-Vexin, you'll find a charming village square with historic buildings and a peaceful atmosphere.

20 km

Puiseux-le-HaubergerVillage

Puiseux-le-Hauberger is home to an impressive medieval castle with well-preserved architecture and stunning gardens.

38 km

Bernes-sur-OiseVillage

Bernes-sur-Oise boasts a beautiful 12th-century church, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history.

56 km

Auvers-sur-OiseVillage

Explore the village of Auvers-sur-Oise, famously known as the final resting place of Vincent van Gogh. Visit the Van Gogh House or stroll through the captivating landscapes that inspired his renowned artworks.