Maing and Avesnes-le-Sec Gravel Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Petite-Foret

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Embark on a scenic gravel adventure through Maing and Avesnes-le-Sec.

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Discover the hidden treasures of Maing and Avesnes-le-Sec with this 56 km gravel cycling route. With an ascent of 292 m, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a scenic and moderately challenging journey.

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56 km

292 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: La Sentinelle Village center

Petite-Forêt: Pleasant cycling routes in a scenic setting.

Petite-Forêt is a town located in the Nord-Pas de Calais region of France. From the perspective of a road and gravel cyclist, Petite-Forêt offers decent cycling routes with scenic views. Although it may not have any famous cycling-related spots, it still provides a pleasant and enjoyable cycling experience. The flat terrain allows for leisurely rides and exploration of the surrounding countryside.

5 km

MaingVillage

Around 5 km into the route lies Maing, a charming village surrounded by rolling hills and lush green landscapes, perfect for a picturesque rest stop.

10 km

SommaingVillage

Sommaing, located approximately 10 km into the route, offers a scenic escape with its beautiful countryside vistas and the historic Church of Saint-Martin.

22 km

Saint-PythonVillage

As you approach Saint-Python at around 22 km, immerse yourself in the peaceful ambiance of this traditional French village with its quaint houses and the charming Church of Saint-Python.

38 km

Avesnes-le-SecVillage

Avesnes-le-Sec, approximately 38 km into the route, is known for its charming streets lined with traditional houses and the picturesque Château d'Avesnes.

48 km

DenainTown

Denain, located around 48 km into the route, is a town that holds a significant place in France's industrial history, with relics of a bygone mining era.

54 km

HérinVillage

Hérin, the final highlight at 54 km, showcases a blend of industrial and natural beauty, with remnants of the mining industry juxtaposed against picturesque landscapes.