The Vineyards and Hills of Provence

A gravel cycling route starting from Cogolin

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Experience the beauty of the sprawling vineyards and challenging hills in Provence

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This round-trip cycling route starting near Cogolin will take you through the picturesque hills and vineyards of Provence. With a total distance of 70 kilometers and an ascent of 1291 meters, this gravel route is perfect for those looking for a challenging yet rewarding ride. Along the way, you'll pass through the stunning La Croix des Maures, famous for its panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Another highlight is the charming village of La Garde-Freinet, where you can take a break and explore its quaint streets and shops. As you pedal through Vidauban, you'll be captivated by its rich history and stunning architecture. The route also includes a visit to Barre de Pouarré, which offers breathtaking views of the Côte d'Azur. Make sure to stop by the picturesque village of Le Plan-de-la-Tour, known for its charming atmosphere and well-preserved buildings. Finally, the ride concludes in Cogolin, a vibrant town that is famous for its fortified church and picturesque harbor.

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70 km

1291 m

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Start: Cogolin City center

Cogolin: Discover the coastal and mountainous landscapes of Cogolin, France.

Cogolin, situated in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of France, offers a cycling experience that combines coastal routes and stunning landscapes. Road and gravel cyclists can enjoy riding along the coastal roads, which provide beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea. Cyclists can also explore the Massif des Maures, a mountainous region known for its challenging climbs and scenic vistas. Cogolin is within close proximity to famous cycling spots such as the Col de Canadel and Col de Gratteloup. Overall, it is a great destination for cyclists looking for a mix of coastal and mountainous rides.