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Southern Escape


A road cycling route starting from Montgeron

Embark on a 126-km road route through the charming southern suburbs

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Uncover the beauty of the southern suburbs of Montgeron on this 126-km road cycling escape. With an ascent of 503 meters, this route offers a challenging adventure for experienced road cyclists seeking unforgettable scenery and cultural attractions. Along the way, make sure to stop at Brunoy, known for its historic center and charming streets. Moissy-Cramayel invites you to explore its captivating green spaces, while Melun offers a mix of history and modern living. As you venture further, traverse Monts de Truies for stunning views, before reaching the idyllic village of Ury. This route concludes with a beautiful stretch through Noisy-sur-École, Guigneville-sur-Essonne, and Vert-le-Petit, each unique in their own way. Overall, this road route promises scenic beauty, historical landmarks, and a true taste of French suburbia.

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126 km
503 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Montgeron City center
Montgeron: Tracing the roots of the Tour de France in Montgeron
Montgeron is a small town in the Ile-de-France region of France, known for its rich cycling history. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will enjoy riding on the same roads where the first Tour de France started in 1903. Montgeron offers a mix of flat and hilly terrains, with picturesque countryside and charming villages to discover. This town is a must-visit for cycling enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
BrunoyTown
Brunoy invites you to discover its historic center with charming streets and stunning architecture. History buffs will be delighted by the town's architectural treasures.
Moissy-CramayelTown
Moissy-Cramayel offers a pleasant escape from the busy city life with its lush green spaces and parks. Take a break and bask in nature's charm.
MelunTown
Melun seamlessly combines historical sites with a vibrant modern atmosphere. Take a moment to soak in the town's unique blend while exploring its attractions.
Monts de Truies138 mPeak
Monts de Truies offers a challenging climb, but rewards with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. A must-visit for all climbing enthusiasts.
UryVillage
Ury is a tranquil village known for its charm and serenity. Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere and admire the quaint surroundings.
Noisy-sur-ÉcoleVillage
Noisy-sur-École is a picturesque village surrounded by nature and renowned for its rock climbing spots. Marvel at the natural beauty and enjoy the tranquility.
Guigneville-sur-EssonneVillage
Guigneville-sur-Essonne is a small village that offers a peaceful escape from the busy city life. Take a moment to immerse yourself in the idyllic countryside surroundings.
Vert-le-PetitVillage
Vert-le-Petit is a charming village with a rich history. Discover its architectural gems and soak in the beauty of this hidden gem.
Ris-OrangisTown
As you near the end of the route, Ris-Orangis offers a vibrant atmosphere and cultural attractions. Take a moment to explore this unique suburb of Paris.
MontgeronTown
Starting from Montgeron, embark on this epic road cycling adventure through the enchanting southern suburbs of Paris.
Finish: Montgeron City center
Montgeron: Tracing the roots of the Tour de France in Montgeron

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