Hills and History

A road cycling route starting from Veyrac

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Embark on a historic journey through the hills of Limousin

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Get ready for an epic adventure as you explore the stunning hills and historical sites of Limousin. This road route starting near Veyrac covers a distance of 121 kilometers with a challenging ascent of 1674 meters, suitable for experienced cyclists seeking an exhilarating challenge. Marvel at the beauty of Saint-Gence, Puy Lacaud, Saint-Priest-Taurion, Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, Masléon, Linards, Solignac, and Verneuil-sur-Vienne as you pedal through the region's rich history and breathtaking landscapes.

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121 km

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Start: Veyrac Village center

Veyrac: Cycling Paradise in Limousin

Veyrac is a locality located in the Limousin region of France. It is a peaceful village surrounded by charming rural landscapes, making it a suitable choice for cyclists looking for a relaxed and scenic cycling experience. The roads in the area are generally quiet and well-maintained, offering pleasant riding conditions. While there are no famous cycling spots or well-known climbs nearby, Veyrac provides plenty of opportunities to explore the quaint French countryside on two wheels. Overall, it is a great destination for leisurely rides and enjoying the beauty of rural France.

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Saint-GenceVillage

Explore the enchanting village of Saint-Gence, with its ancient church and beautiful countryside.

12 km

Puy Lacaud427 mPeak

Discover the hidden gem of Puy Lacaud, a majestic hill offering sensational views of the surrounding area.

32 km

Saint-Priest-TaurionVillage

Step back in time in Saint-Priest-Taurion, a historic town known for its preserved medieval architecture and charming streets.

44 km

Saint-Léonard-de-NoblatVillage

Visit the picturesque town of Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its Romanesque architecture and rich cultural heritage.