Bicycle tours in France

The Veloscenie takes you by bike from Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris to Mont Saint-Michel, two icons of French heritage. Leave your car at home and discover France by bike! What a great way to experience nature and history and promote more sustainable tourism at the same time.

ViaRhôna cycle route guides tourists from all over the world, from the alpine mountains to the beaches of the Camargue. 815 km long, and located for the most part along the Rhône, it offers cyclists a diversity of exceptional landscapes.

The Loire by bike is simply the leading cycling route in France, with more than 1 million cyclists riding it every year. And for good reason, if you want to discover cycling, what could be better, frankly?

The route of the passes allows you to cross the entire Pyrenees, from West to East, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea.

The French section of EuroVelo 1 (a route running from northern Norway to southern Portugal), the Vélodyssée is quite simply the longest cycle route in France.

The aim of the Méditerranée à Vélo cycle route is to link Spain to Italy and the Pyrenees to the Alps, via southern France. This is the French link in the greater EuroVelo 8 route. Cyclists first tackle a section of the Catalan Pyrenean route, Pirinexus, to join the southern end of the the Mediterranean Cycle Route. 

European cycle route, La Meuse à Vélo (Meuse by bike) crosses the French county (or département) of Ardennes using the greenway called the Trans-Ardennes. 

Partez à la découverte de 10 Stations Vertes du Parc Naturel Régional des Ballons des Vosges!

The Grande traversée du Jura en vélo covers 360 km through the Montagnes du Jura and the Parc Naturel Régional du Haut Jura. It passes through many of the region's most emblematic towns and villages, including Morteau, Pontarlier, Mouthe and Bellegarde-sur-Valserine.

The Tour of Gironde is a total immersion in the region. This route can be "consumed" according to your desires!