Gravel Route through Mérindol and Vernègues

A gravel cycling route starting from Cavaillon

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Experience the picturesque villages of Mérindol and Vernègues on this gravel route

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This gravel cycling route near Cavaillon takes you through the beautiful villages of Mérindol and Vernègues. With a total distance of 71 kilometers and an ascent of 878 meters, this route provides a challenging yet enjoyable ride. You'll have the opportunity to witness stunning views and explore the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region.

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71 km

878 m

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Start: Cavaillon City center

Cavaillon: Scenic cycling in the heart of Provence.

Cavaillon, located in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France, is a decent locality for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers a mix of flat and hilly terrain, allowing cyclists to choose between leisurely rides and challenging climbs. Cavaillon is surrounded by scenic landscapes and charming villages, providing picturesque routes for exploration. While there are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs directly in Cavaillon, cyclists can easily reach popular cycling destinations like Mont Ventoux and Gorges du Verdon. Overall, Cavaillon ranks 3 as a cycling destination.

25 km

MérindolVillage

Mérindol is a delightful village known for its narrow streets, medieval buildings, and beautiful natural surroundings. Take a break here and explore the charming streets.

42 km

Grand Puech385 mPeak

Grand Puech offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and plenty of spots for photos. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance and soak in the natural beauty of the area.

43 km

VernèguesVillage

Vernègues is a scenic village with a rich history and picturesque architecture. Visit the Château de Vaudois and admire its stunning architecture and beautiful gardens.

64 km

OrgonVillage

Orgon is a charming village located on the banks of the Rhône River. Explore the historic center and enjoy the views from the higher parts of the village.