Gravel Cycling in the Serene Landscapes of Pays de la Loire
A gravel cycling route starting from Varades
Discover the untouched beauty of the Pays de la Loire region on this scenic gravel cycling route.
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This 41 km gravel route near Varades boasts an elevation gain of 188 m, taking you through serene landscapes and charming villages. Cycle through La Boissière-sur-Èvre, a small village known for its beautiful nature and tranquil atmosphere. As you continue your ride, explore the historic town of Ancenis, famous for its medieval castle and picturesque streets. The highlight of this route is Anetz, a picturesque village offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Don't miss the chance to visit Château du Bourg, an impressive 16th-century castle.
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41 km
188 m
Chill
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Start: Varades Village centerVarades: Cycling delights along the Loire River
Varades is an enchanting locality situated in the Pays de la Loire region of France. As a road and gravel cyclist, Varades offers scenic routes along the Loire River and through the picturesque countryside. The area boasts rolling hills and vineyards, making it an ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts. Nearby, the Bellevue windmill serves as a well-known landmark for cyclists exploring the region. Varades provides a tranquil and visually pleasing cycling experience, perfect for those looking to enjoy a mix of nature and cultural sites.14 km
14 km
La Boissière-sur-ÈvreVillageLa Boissière-sur-Èvre is a small village known for its untouched natural beauty and peaceful surroundings.
27 km
27 km
AncenisTownAncenis is a historic town with a medieval castle and charming streets.
33 km
33 km
AnetzVillageAnetz offers stunning panoramic views of the countryside that are worth stopping for.
41 km
41 km
Château du BourgCastleChâteau du Bourg is a magnificent 16th-century castle that showcases the region's rich history and architecture.
41 km
41 km
Finish: Varades Village centerVarades: Cycling delights along the Loire River