Gravel Adventure through Midi-Pyrénées

A gravel cycling route starting from Aiguefonde

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Embark on an epic gravel adventure through scenic landscapes and historic sites

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This challenging gravel route in Midi-Pyrénées covers a distance of 72 kilometers and includes an ascent of 1727 meters. With its diverse terrain and stunning views, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists seeking an adventure. The highlights along the way include Aussillon, a charming village with its own unique charm and character. Puech d'Enblanc is another highlight, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. As you continue, you'll come across a historic paper mill called Moulin à Papier, where you can learn about the area's industrial history. Brousses-et-Villaret is a must-visit village known for its traditional crafts, including pottery and weaving. Goutarende is a small hamlet famous for its stunning views and tranquil atmosphere. Finally, you'll reach Château d'Aiguefonde, a magnificent castle surrounded by lush gardens.

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72 km

1727 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Aiguefonde Village center

Aiguefonde: Challenging rides through scenic countryside and the Montagne Noire.

Aiguefonde is a locality situated in the Midi-Pyrénées region of France. For road and gravel cyclists, this area offers diverse terrain and challenging routes. Cyclists can enjoy riding through the lush countryside and picturesque villages of this region. A notable cycling spot near Aiguefonde is the Montagne Noire, which features scenic climbs and breathtaking views. With its hilly landscapes and variety of routes, Aiguefonde is a popular destination for cyclists seeking both a physical challenge and scenic beauty.

3 km

AussillonVillage

Aussillon is a delightful village with narrow streets, old stone houses, and a clock tower that provides great views of the surrounding area.

7 km

Puech d'Enblanc810 mPeak

Puech d'Enblanc offers breathtaking views of rolling hills and vineyards, making it a perfect spot for a short break during your ride.

28 km

Moulin à PapierViewpoint

Moulin à Papier is a hidden gem where you can discover the traditional methods of papermaking and immerse yourself in the region's history.

30 km

Brousses-et-VillaretVillage

Brousses-et-Villaret is a charming village known for its traditional crafts, including pottery and weaving, which you can learn about at the local museum.