An Exciting Gravel Ride: Cahors to Boisse

A gravel cycling route starting from Cahors

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Get ready for a gravel adventure from Cahors to Boisse, riding through scenic landscapes

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Covering a distance of 48 kilometers with an ascent of 631 meters, this gravel cycling route from Cahors to Boisse promises an exciting adventure for riders. Enjoy the ever-changing scenery as you pedal through forests, vineyards, and charming villages. With panoramic views along the way, don't forget to capture the beauty of Croix de Magne. Finally, reach Cahors, known for its rich history and architectural wonders.

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48 km

631 m

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Start: Cahors City center

Cahors: Wine and Cycling Extravaganza in Cahors

Cahors, situated in the Midi-Pyrénées region of France, offers cyclists a mix of flat terrain and rolling hills. Road cyclists can explore the idyllic countryside and ride along the picturesque Lot River. Cahors is also known for its famous local wine and vineyards, providing cyclists with opportunities to indulge in wine tasting along their routes. While Cahors may not have any world-renowned climbs right on its doorstep, it offers a pleasant cycling experience for riders of all levels. With its charming landscapes and wine tourism, Cahors is a must-visit destination for both cycling enthusiasts and wine lovers.

1 km

Croix de MagneViewpoint

Although the Croix de Magne is less remarkable on this route, it still offers panoramic views, making it a worthwhile stop for nature lovers.

8 km

Le MontatVillage

Explore the village of Le Montat and visit the stunning Chapelle des Carmes, a 17th-century chapel renowned for its beautiful frescoes and peaceful atmosphere.

21 km

BoisseHamlet

Boisse, situated amidst vineyards and rolling hills, is known for its charming stone houses and ancient farming traditions. Take a moment to appreciate the rural beauty and tranquility of the village.

39 km

Trespoux-RassielsVillage

Trespoux-Rassiels is famous for its medieval castle and picturesque surroundings. Admire the castle and discover hidden corners of this idyllic village.

48 km

CahorsTown

Cahors, the final stop, is an ancient city filled with architectural marvels. Explore its medieval streets, visit Saint-Étienne Cathedral, and sample the local delicacies at the bustling market.