Scenic Road Tour

A road cycling route starting from Montcornet

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Immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of Montcornet on this captivating road tour.

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Discover the breathtaking landscapes and picturesque villages of Montcornet on this scenic road tour covering a total distance of 79 km. With a moderate difficulty level, it is suitable for experienced amateurs. Explore highlights such as Fraillicourt, Château-Porcien, Le Thour, and Lislet. Enjoy the panoramic views of rolling hills, vineyards, and charming villages along the route.

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79 km

605 m

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Start: Montcornet Village center

Montcornet: Indulge in the picturesque cycling trails of Montcornet in Picardie, France.

Montcornet, a locality in Picardie, France, is a charming destination for road and gravel cyclists. The region offers a mix of rolling hills, open fields, and picturesque villages, providing a delightful cycling experience. Cyclists can traverse scenic routes adorned with historic buildings and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the countryside. Montcornet is known for the Côte de Flavigny, a popular climb among cyclists for its challenging gradient and stunning views at the top. With its scenic landscapes and cycling-friendly atmosphere, Montcornet is a great choice for cyclists seeking a tranquil escape.

13 km

FraillicourtVillage

Fraillicourt, located at a distance of 13 km on the route, is a small village known for its traditional half-timbered houses and scenic countryside views.

32 km

Château-PorcienVillage

Château-Porcien, located at a distance of 32 km on the route, is home to a stunning medieval castle with well-preserved architecture and beautiful gardens.

55 km

Le ThourVillage

Le Thour, located at a distance of 55 km on the route, is a charming village nestled amidst rolling hills and surrounded by picturesque vineyards.

77 km

LisletVillage

Lislet, located at a distance of 77 km on the route, offers stunning views of the Meuse River and features a historic bridge dating back to the 18th century.