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Brie and Bassée


A road cycling route starting from Marolles-sur-Seine

Ride through picturesque villages in the Brie region and along the Bassée River.

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This route takes you through the beautiful Brie region, known for its charming villages and agricultural landscapes. The ride starts in Marolles-sur-Seine and takes you on a scenic journey through historic sites and beautiful natural scenery. With a total distance of 112 km and an ascent of 501 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists. The difficulty level is rated as a 3 out of 5. The highlights along the route include the ancient prison in Chaumes-en-Brie and the quaint village of Chalautre-la-Reposte. Scored at a 5, these highlights offer interesting historical and cultural insights.

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112 km
501 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Marolles-sur-Seine Village center
Marolles-sur-Seine: Charming countryside cycling in Marolles-sur-Seine
Marolles-sur-Seine, situated in Ile-de-France, France, is a hidden gem for road and gravel cyclists. Surrounded by idyllic farmland and vineyards, this locality offers stunning scenery and peaceful routes. The relatively flat terrain makes it ideal for beginners and leisure cyclists. Just a short ride away is the famous Côte de Marolles, a well-known climb beloved by cyclists. If you're craving a taste of French countryside charm and a rewarding cycling experience, Marolles-sur-Seine won't disappoint.
Prison (ancienne)Castle Ruins
The ancient prison in Chaumes-en-Brie is a fascinating stop along the route, offering a glimpse into the region's history. Take some time to explore the well-preserved structures and imagine what life was like for prisoners in the past.
PamfouVillage
Pamfou is a charming village known for its traditional architecture and beautiful surroundings. Stop by the village square and enjoy a coffee while admiring the historic buildings.
Saint-MéryVillage
Saint-Méry is a small village with a rich history. Take a break and explore the narrow streets lined with stone houses and discover the local heritage.
Chaumes-en-BrieVillage
Chaumes-en-Brie is home to an ancient prison that dates back to the 13th century. The impressive architecture and historical significance make it a must-visit highlight along the route.
VoinslesVillage
Voinsles is a quaint village with charming old houses and a welcoming atmosphere. Take a moment to rest and immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings.
La Croix-en-BrieVillage
La Croix-en-Brie is a picturesque village with its church at the center. Enjoy the tranquil ambiance and admire the rural beauty of the surrounding countryside.
Chalautre-la-ReposteHamlet
Chalautre-la-Reposte is a small village known for its historic buildings and cobblestone streets. Explore the narrow alleys and discover the local charm and heritage.
Courcelles-en-BasséeVillage
Courcelles-en-Bassée is a quiet village that offers a peaceful atmosphere. While it may not have major attractions, it provides a pleasant resting spot during your ride.
Finish: Marolles-sur-Seine Village center
Marolles-sur-Seine: Charming countryside cycling in Marolles-sur-Seine

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