Parthenay to Verruyes Road Cycling Loop

A road cycling route starting from Parthenay

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A scenic road cycling loop from Parthenay to Verruyes

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Embark on a scenic road cycling adventure from Parthenay to Verruyes. The route covers a distance of 66 kilometers and offers a moderate challenge, with an elevation gain of 562 meters. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to explore the historical town of Parthenay, known for its distinctive architecture and rich cultural heritage. Highlights of this route also include Reffannes, a charming village with beautiful landscapes, and Verruyes, which is famous for its impressive castle. This cycling loop showcases the beauty of the Poitou-Charentes region and provides a great mix of countryside views and cultural exploration.

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66 km

562 m

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Start: Parthenay City center

Parthenay: Cycling through history in Parthenay.

Parthenay, situated in the Poitou-Charentes region of France, provides a charming cycling experience through its historic streets and surrounding countryside landscapes. The locality offers a mix of asphalt and gravel roads, providing options for road and gravel cyclists. Paradoxically, there are no notable climbs nearby, but the rolling hills offer moderate elevation changes and scenic vistas. The town is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and hosts various cultural events throughout the year. With its combination of history, culture, and cycling routes, Parthenay is an appealing destination for all types of cyclists.

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ParthenayTown

Parthenay, the starting point of this loop, is a historical town with well-preserved medieval architecture and numerous cultural attractions.

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ReffannesHamlet

Reffannes is a picturesque village with rolling hills and beautiful landscapes, offering a tranquil environment for cyclists.

46 km

VerruyesVillage

Verruyes is home to an imposing medieval castle that provides a glimpse into the region's historical past, as well as scenic views of the surrounding countryside.