Bicycle rides in Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes

This ViaRhôna stage runs between steep vineyards and dense orchards. Heading south from Lyon, this is the first ViaRhôna stage to enter the rugged Ardèche, a beautiful département (or French county) on the mighty Rhône’s west flank. Here, the tamed river supports orchards, market gardens and vines producing top-class Saint-Joseph wines. Arriving at the town of Tournon-sur-Rhône, follow the provisional signage to continue along the route.

This cycling circuit goes around the Lavours marsh nature reserve and crosses the atypical wine-growing villages of the South of Bugey.

From the nautical base Aqualoisirs in Seyssel, you can go up the Rhône until the Génissiat dam (one of the oldest and most majestic dam of the Rhône). To join the dam, you will pass in front of the maturing cellars of the Pyrimont County.

Haut-Rhône Tourisme offer you to discover a bike ride, that will bring you to the surrounding areas of Seyssel and will allow you to visit its heritage. This bike ride presents no difficulty and will be perfect for children.

Cycling circuit along the quiet roads of the Plateau de Retord between the Combe de Léchaud and the mountain center of Lachat and the resort of Les Plans d'Hotonnes.

Die Ardèche - Schlucht ist zwischen den Orten Vallon-Pont d'Arc und Saint-Martin-d'Ardèche.

La voie douce du Lange relie Oyonnax à Nantua. Totalement goudronnée et d’une largueur souvent de 3m, elle est praticable à pied, vélo, trottinette ou rollers et reste très adaptée aux personnes à mobilité réduite.

Come discover all of the natural and architectural wealth of the Haut-Rhône through this loop for electric bike of medium difficulty.

Une boucle tout en douceur sur les Bords de Loire, en empruntant une partie de la voie verte qui relie Montrond-les-Bains et Bellegarde-en-Forez.

This ViaRhôna stage keeps within the Franco-Swiss border area. You start in the splendid Swiss town of Geneva, beside its famous lake. Known as a buzzing international city these days, Geneva has preserved its traditional Swiss feel too. This ViaRhôna stage leads you via signposted small roads and greenways into the vineyards close to town and on through verdant countryside towards the Alps.