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Nevers est au carrefour de nombreux itinéraires cyclables qui s'étendent dans toutes les directions, certains ayant une portée internationale comme le chemin historique de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle. En savoir plus ci-dessous :
A recent addition to the local scene, this route takes in the splendours of Morvan hills, with potential overnight stops at many of the region’s lakes where a summer dip is possible. Broken up into nine stages of around 40km, it has been specifically designed to suit all ages and abilities, with the accent on “slow tourism”. But for the more seasoned cyclist, the circuit can be completed in three or four days. Either way, you are sure to appreciate the natural beauty, the empty roads, and the warm welcome at campsites and BnBs along the way.
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The Tour de Bourgogne à Vélo bike takes you through the Burgundy region via an incredible network of canals and greenways built on former railway lines. This historic region is renowned for its wines, some of which you can discover on the way. And there's plenty of other surprises, including châteaus, chapels, cute villages, canal locks, and more. This wonderful trail is ideal for a family holiday or your first solo bikepacking adventure.
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This route takes you along 455km of the river Allier, from its confluence with the Loire at Nevers to Langogne in the Lozère, close by the source. The Via Allier winds its way up the river, heading south and collecting countless treasures all the way to the top of the Gorges de l'Allier, close to its source nestled in the Cévennes.
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The Dukes’ Palace in Nevers is said to be the first château on the Loire, so it is fitting that the cycling route following France’s longest river to the ocean starts here. The itinerary is well signposted, and often takes car-free tarmac paths alongside the adjacent canal or along the top of levees. From Orléans onwards, the château count goes up, as you pass through gems like Blois and Amboise. In the final 100km, the river becomes tidal and can be crossed by ferry.
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Part of the European cycle network, this route goes from the Atlantic coast at Nantes along the Loire to Nevers, before switching to the river Doubs, passing through Besançon and Basel, before following the Danube to Vienna,Budapest, Belgrade, and ultimately the Black Sea in Romania. Some 4,500km taking in 10 countries, all on relatively flat routes, making it one of the most popular trans-European itineraries.
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