La Destrousse - La Bouilladisse - Peynier - Pourrières - La Dispute - Beaumort - Ollières - Saint-Zacharie - Le Pont de Joux - La Destrousse

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A challenging road cycling route starting near La Destrousse, with highlights including the historic village of Ollières, the scenic Beaumort area, and the iconic Le Pont de Joux.

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This road cycling route starting near La Destrousse offers a challenging and diverse journey through enchanting landscapes and historic landmarks. Riders will pass through picturesque villages such as La Bouilladisse, Peynier, and Pourrières. The challenging climb to La Dispute rewards cyclists with stunning panoramic views of the Var region. Beaumort offers an idyllic countryside setting, surrounded by vineyards and medieval architecture. A stop in Ollières allows cyclists to explore its charming streets and enjoy the Provençal way of life. The route also includes a visit to Saint-Zacharie, known for its breathtaking landscapes and proximity to the Massif de la Sainte-Baume. Le Pont de Joux, an iconic bridge, offers a serene location for a rest stop or photo opportunity. This route combines challenging climbs, cultural discoveries, and natural beauty for a memorable cycling experience.

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1028 m

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Start: La Destrousse Village center

La Destrousse: Scenic base for exploring the climbs in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.

La Destrousse is situated in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of France. The locality offers a mix of flat and hilly terrain, making it suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. La Destrousse itself does not have any famous cycling spots, but it serves as a good base for exploring the nearby climbs in the region such as Mont Sainte Victoire and Cézanne's climbs. The area is known for its scenic countryside, vineyards, and charming villages, providing a pleasant cycling experience. With its proximity to Marseille, La Destrousse also attracts tourists who wish to combine their cycling adventures with city exploration. Overall, La Destrousse is a scenic and cyclist-friendly locality with access to some renowned climbs in the region.