Historic Villages Tour

A road cycling route starting from Pringy

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Discover the rich history of the villages near Pringy

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This round-trip cycling route covers a distance of 72 km and includes an ascent of 359 meters. The route takes you through several historic villages near Pringy in Ile-de-France, France. Experience the cultural heritage and architecture of these villages as you explore their charming streets and landmarks. The route is suitable for road bikes and offers a moderate level of difficulty for well-trained amateurs.

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72 km

359 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Pringy Village center

Pringy: Cycling through the peaceful countryside of Ile-de-France

Pringy is a locality in the Ile-de-France region of France. The surrounding area features relatively flat terrain, which is suitable for road cycling. Gravel cyclists may find limited off-road paths in the nearby countryside. While there are no particularly famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, Pringy provides a peaceful and scenic environment for cyclists to explore. Overall, it is a decent area for cycling, but not necessarily a destination known specifically for its cycling routes.

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Boissise-le-RoiVillage

Boissise-le-Roi, located at the start of the route, is home to the beautiful Château de la Vallée-aux-Loups and offers scenic views of the Seine River.

9 km

Table du RoiAttraction

Table du Roi, at a distance of 9 km, is a unique geological formation that resembles a table-shaped rock, offering a perfect spot for a break and enjoying the surrounding nature.

17 km

Tour DenecourtViewpoint

Tour Denecourt, located 17 km into the route, is a historical tower offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

31 km

Bourron-MarlotteVillage

Bourron-Marlotte, at a distance of 31 km, is a quaint village known for its art community and historic buildings, including the picturesque Château de Bourron.

39 km

Rocher Saint-Étienne125 mPeak

Rocher Saint-Étienne, located 39 km into the route, is a natural rock formation that provides stunning views of the surrounding landscapes and a perfect spot for a picnic.