Legendary Climbs: Conquering the Languedoc Mountains

A road cycling route starting from Capestang

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Embark on a challenging journey through the legendary climbs of the Languedoc mountains.

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This road cycling route is not for the faint-hearted. With significant elevation gain and a distance of 108 km, it is designed for experienced cyclists seeking a true challenge. As you conquer the legendary climbs of the Languedoc mountains, including the Col de Rodomouls and Pech de Maquio, you'll be rewarded with awe-inspiring views and a sense of accomplishment. Passing through charming villages like Minerve and Creissan, you'll have the chance to explore the region's rich history and enjoy its natural beauty. Don't miss the Pont-Canal de la Cesse, a stunning canal bridge with breathtaking views, and the unique rock formation of lou Cayla.

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108 km

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Start: Capestang Village center

Capestang: Vineyards and Canals: Cycling in Languedoc-Roussillon

Capestang is a charming locality situated in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France. For cyclists, it offers a mix of flat and hilly routes that showcase the beauty of the surrounding vineyards.The roads are generally in good condition, allowing for a smooth cycling experience. One of the notable cycling spots near Capestang is the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers picturesque paths for leisurely rides. A highlight for cyclists is the Etang de Montady, an impressive circular pond known for its unique water management system and scenic views. With its vineyard-lined routes and cultural attractions, Capestang is a delightful destination for cyclists of all levels.