Marsh and road cycling route

A road cycling route starting from Saint-Lyphard

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Cycling through marshes and beautiful roads

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This route takes you through the picturesque marshes of La Chapelle-des-Marais, with panoramic views and calm roads. The difficulty level is moderate, suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. It offers a 106 meters ascent and covers a distance of 75 kilometers. With an epicness score of 3, it provides a pleasant cycling experience. Highlights along the route include the village of La Chapelle-des-Marais, known for its preserved marshland, and the Croix de Méan, a cross monument that symbolizes the convergence of various cycling routes in the area.

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75 km

106 m

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Start: Saint-Lyphard Village center

Saint-Lyphard: Cycling through Nature's Masterpiece

Saint-Lyphard, situated in the Pays de la Loire region of France, provides a delightful cycling experience surrounded by natural beauty. The locality offers a mix of scenic country roads, peaceful riverbank paths, and serene forests. Cyclists can immerse themselves in the breathtaking landscapes while exploring the charming towns and villages nearby. Saint-Lyphard is located near the Brière Regional Natural Park, an excellent cycling destination famous for its cycling paths winding through marshlands and bird reserves. Overall, Saint-Lyphard is a cyclist's dream, combining scenic rides with the opportunity to discover the enchanting biodiversity of the region.

7 km

La Chapelle-des-MaraisVillage

The village of La Chapelle-des-Marais is famous for its traditional marshlands, providing a unique and charming view during the cycling route.

23 km

Montoir-de-BretagneVillage

Montoir-de-Bretagne offers an opportunity to stop and admire the beautiful scenery, with its coastal location and historic architecture.

53 km

Croix de MéanShelter

The Croix de Méan is a notable monument where cyclists can take a moment to rest and enjoy the view, while reflecting on the convergence of various cycling routes.