Nature and History

A road cycling route starting from Vauchretien

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Discover the hidden gems of the Layon Valley

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Experience a blend of nature and history with this 95-kilometer road cycling route through the Layon Valley. The route starts in Vauchrétien and takes you through beautiful landscapes and historical sites. Don't miss the stunning Notre-Dame-d'Allençon, perched atop a hill, and the medieval charm of Concourson-sur-Layon. As you continue, explore the picturesque village of Nueil-sur-Layon and enjoy the tranquility of Genneton. The route concludes with a visit to Saint-Paul-du-Bois and the enchanting town of Valanjou. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is perfect for cyclists who appreciate both natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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95 km

466 m

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Start: Vauchrétien Village center

Vauchrétien: Exploring beautiful countryside with scenic routes and the famous Mont des Avaloirs climb.

Vauchrétien is a locality in Pays de la Loire, France. As a cyclist, Vauchrétien offers a picturesque setting with its rolling hills, vineyards, and beautiful countryside. The area is suitable for both leisurely riders and more experienced cyclists who wish to tackle the famous Mont des Avaloirs climb, located nearby. With its scenic routes and cycling options, Vauchrétien is an attractive destination for riders looking for a combination of diverse terrain and challenging climbs.