Circuit des Vallées

A road cycling route starting from Saint-Quentin

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Adventurous loop through quaint villages and picturesque valleys

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The Circuit des Vallées is a scenic round-trip cycling route starting near Saint-Quentin in Picardie, France. With a total distance of 82 kilometers and an ascent of 642 meters, this road ride is suitable for very well-trained amateur cyclists. The route takes you through charming villages and picturesque valleys, offering a combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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82 km

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Saint-Quentin City center

Saint-Quentin: Experience the best of cycling in Saint-Quentin - a hub for road and off-road biking.

Saint-Quentin, located in the Picardie region of France, is a cyclist's paradise. Whether you're a road cyclist or prefer off-road adventures, Saint-Quentin has something to offer. The town itself boasts cycling-friendly infrastructure and is well-connected to various cycling routes. Nearby, you'll find rolling hills and tranquil countryside that are perfect for long rides. Key attractions for cycling enthusiasts include the scenic Veloroute V63 and the famous Saint-Quentin Canal. With its mix of urban amenities and natural beauty, Saint-Quentin is a must-visit destination for cyclists of all levels.

9 km

Essigny-le-PetitVillage

Essigny-le-Petit is a charming village located 9 kilometers into the route. It is known for its historic church and picturesque countryside views.

22 km

Origny-Sainte-BenoiteVillage

Origny-Sainte-Benoite is a highlight on the route, located 22 kilometers in. This village is famed for its ancient abbey, dating back to the 9th century.

39 km

Sons-et-RonchèresVillage

Sons-et-Ronchères is a small village situated 39 kilometers into the route. It offers a peaceful atmosphere and is surrounded by beautiful rolling hills.

49 km

Montigny-sur-CrécyVillage

Montigny-sur-Crécy is a must-visit spot on the route, located 49 kilometers in. It is known for its medieval castle, which dates back to the 11th century.

58 km

Nouvion-et-CatillonVillage

Nouvion-et-Catillon is a picturesque village that you'll encounter 58 kilometers into the route. It boasts traditional half-timbered houses and a lovely town square.

82 km

Saint-QuentinTown

Saint-Quentin, the starting point and endpoint of the route, is a city with rich cultural heritage. With its impressive architecture, historic monuments, and vibrant atmosphere, it's worth exploring before or after the cycling adventure.