Éloyes to Cheniménil Round-Trip Cycling Route

A road cycling route starting from Eloyes

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Beautiful rural scenery and charming villages await along this road cycling route from Éloyes to Cheniménil.

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This road cycling route takes you through picturesque Lorraine, offering stunning views of the countryside and the chance to explore quaint villages such as Cheniménil. With a total ascent of 1663 meters and a distance of 109 kilometers, this route is recommended for well-trained cyclists looking for a moderate challenge. The highlights include the village of Cheniménil, known for its medieval architecture, and the Tête de Saint-Roch summit, which offers breathtaking panoramic views. Overall, this route combines scenic beauty with cultural immersion, making it a must for cycling enthusiasts.

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109 km

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Start: Éloyes Village center

Éloyes: Éloyes: Exploring the scenic Lorraine region on two wheels.

Éloyes, situated in the Lorraine region of France, is a cyclist's paradise. With its rolling hills, quiet backroads, and enchanting forests, Éloyes offers a fantastic cycling experience for road and gravel cyclists alike. The region is also known for its well-preserved medieval towns and castles, providing a unique cultural experience alongside your cycling adventure. For those seeking a challenge, the Vosges Mountains with its famous climbs like Col de la Schlucht are just a stone's throw away.

6 km

CheniménilVillage

Cheniménil is a charming village with well-preserved medieval architecture, including a 15th-century church and houses dating back to the 16th century.

19 km

L'Avison593 mViewpoint

L'Avison is a small village known for its beautiful landscapes and peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a break during the cycling route from Éloyes to Cheniménil.

22 km

BrouvelieuresVillage

Brouvelieures is a picturesque village nestled in the Vosges foothills, offering a glimpse of traditional Lorraine architecture and a peaceful setting for cyclists to relax.

37 km

La BourgonceVillage

La Bourgonce is a scenic village surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills, providing a beautiful backdrop for a refreshing rest stop during the Éloyes to Cheniménil cycling route.

39 km

Petit jumeau521 mPeak

Petit jumeau is a small village along the route, known for its picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Cyclists can take a moment to appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty.

49 km

Tête de Saint-Roch469 mPeak

Tête de Saint-Roch is a summit that offers stunning panoramic views of the Vosges mountains and the Lorraine region. Cyclists will be rewarded with breathtaking scenery after conquering the climb.

63 km

AnouldVillage

Anould is a charming village located in the heart of the Vosges. Although not a highlight directly on the route, cyclists passing through Anould may want to take a detour to discover its historical charm.

74 km

Arrentès-de-CorcieuxVillage

Arrentès-de-Corcieux is a scenic village surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, providing cyclists with a serene and picturesque cycling experience along the Éloyes to Cheniménil route.

95 km

La ForgeVillage

La Forge is a small village known for its peaceful atmosphere and traditional Lorraine architecture. Cyclists can take a moment to relax and soak in the authentic charm of the area.

106 km

Tête des Cuveaux780 mPeak Viewpoint

Tête des Cuveaux is a summit that offers panoramic views of the Vosges mountains and the surrounding countryside. Cyclists can take a moment to appreciate the beauty of the landscape before continuing their journey from Éloyes to Cheniménil.

109 km

ÉloyesVillage

Éloyes is the starting point of the cycling route and also a charming village worth exploring. From here, cyclists can admire the magnificent scenery, visit historic landmarks, and immerse themselves in the rich culture of the Lorraine region.