Ézanville - Taverny - Auvers-sur-Oise - Montsoult - Attainville

A gravel cycling route starting from Ezanville

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An adventurous gravel cycling route through scenic towns and countryside near Ézanville

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This gravel cycling route near Ézanville offers a thrilling adventure through scenic towns and countryside. With a total ascent of 506 meters and a distance of 47 kilometers, this route is suitable for experienced gravel cyclists. The route takes you through picturesque towns like Taverny and Auvers-sur-Oise, known for their rich artistic history. The highlight of the route is the section near Attainville, where you can challenge yourself with off-road uphill sections.

gravel

47 km

506 m

Tough

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Start: Ézanville Village center

Ézanville: Convenient Cycling Base near Paris: Ézanville, Ile-de-France

Ézanville in Ile-de-France, France is a convenient locality for road and gravel cyclists. Situated near Paris, cyclists can easily explore the outskirts of the city and enjoy riding along the smooth roads that traverse through the charming countryside. Ézanville offers a mix of flat sections and small hills, providing a great cycling experience for beginners and intermediate riders. One popular cycling route in the area is the Boucle de l'Athéisme, which takes cyclists through beautiful landscapes and scenic routes. Although it may not be known for its famous climbs, Ézanville is a great base for cycling tourism, allowing riders to combine their love for cycling with cultural and tourist attractions of Paris.

13 km

TavernyTown

Taverny is a charming town with a vibrant arts scene and interesting architecture, including the Notre-Dame Church.

20 km

Auvers-sur-OiseVillage

Auvers-sur-Oise is famous for its association with Vincent Van Gogh, who spent the last few months of his life here and painted many of his most famous works.