The Lavender Fields Cycling Trail

A road cycling route starting from Cheval-Blanc

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Immerse yourself in the beauty of Provence's lavender fields on this scenic road cycling trail

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Indulge your senses in the captivating beauty of Provence's lavender fields on this picturesque road cycling trail. With a distance of 95 km and an ascent of 1281 meters, the route offers a challenging ride combined with breathtaking natural landscapes. Admire the charming village of Les Imberts, cycle through the quaint Les Beylons, and experience the thrill of reaching the top of Roc Salière. Enjoy the stunning views of Provence's landscapes as you pass through Croagnes and Lavender fields. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the enchanting towns of Ménerbes and Robion, known for their picturesque charm. This epic route is perfect for cyclists seeking an unforgettable journey through the beautiful Provencal countryside.

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95 km

1281 m

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Start: Cheval-Blanc Village center

Cheval-Blanc: Charming village surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, close to natural parks and mountains.

Cheval-Blanc is a village located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of France. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers a mix of rolling hills, vineyards, and charming Provençal countryside. The local roads are well-paved and relatively quiet, making it enjoyable for both road and gravel cyclists. Cheval-Blanc is also close to cycling destinations like the Luberon Regional Natural Park and the Alpilles mountains. The area is known for its beautiful landscapes and picturesque routes, attracting cyclists looking to soak in the natural beauty of Provence. With its cyclist-friendly atmosphere and stunning surroundings, Cheval-Blanc is a fantastic destination for road and gravel cyclists.