Gravel adventure through scenic landscapes

A gravel cycling route starting from Jouy-le-Chatel

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Embark on a gravel journey from Jouy-le-Châtel to Chenoise, passing through several scenic spots along the way.

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For those seeking an off-road adventure with stunning landscapes, this gravel route is perfect. You'll ride through diverse terrain, including forests, fields, and small villages. With a moderate ascent of 374m over 70km, this route offers a challenging but rewarding experience.

gravel

70 km

374 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Jouy-le-Châtel Village center

Jouy-le-Châtel: Discover the tranquility of Jouy-le-Châtel in Ile-de-France, France, on two wheels.

Jouy-le-Châtel, situated in Ile-de-France, France, is a picturesque locale that offers pleasant cycling routes amidst serene countryside landscapes. Road and gravel cyclists can enjoy leisurely rides along tranquil country roads, passing by charming villages and lush green fields. Jouy-le-Châtel is located near the famous Rodin Museum and Fountain Belle Place, providing cyclists with opportunities to explore cultural landmarks along their route. While not known for any major climbs, the locality's peaceful atmosphere and cycling-friendly surroundings make it a suitable choice for a relaxed biking adventure.

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Jouy-le-ChâtelVillage

Jouy-le-Châtel: Start your gravel adventure in this peaceful village and take a moment to appreciate its distinctive charm and traditional French atmosphere.

14 km

Saint-HilliersVillage

Saint Hilliers: Enjoy a refreshing break in this picturesque village, known for its beautiful church and stunning countryside views.

20 km

VoultonVillage

Voulton: Ride across the charming Voulton Bridge and soak up the serene ambiance of this quiet village located by the Grand Morin River.

46 km

Chalautre-la-PetiteVillage

Chalautre-la-Petite: Explore the narrow streets and medieval houses of this historic village. Don't forget to visit the Sainte-Radegonde church, which dates back to the 12th century.