Liaison shared between the Via Rhona (step 12 : Belley / Groslée) and the train station of Pont de Beauvoisin wich allows the users to enter or leave the Via Rhona.
Multiple views over the Épine and Chartreuse moutains, as well as numerous religious crosses can be observed throughout this hilly path. Start and return from the tourist office of Pont-de-Beauvoisin.
1190 Points – The west side of Mont du Chat is almost as difficult as the east, with an average gradient of 9.7% for 10 km and a 5-km section at 11.7%. Superb views of Lake Bourget and the Bauges and Belledonne Mountains from the summit.
8 km of bike track (shared) permitting link from Yenne to the Viarhôna at Massignieu-de-Rives. With signage in both directions, it offers lots of opportunities to explore and combine with other itineraries.
Enjoy biking round the lake or mountain biking in the surrounding countryside and mountains…
An original route to discover the lake of Aiguebelette pond with nice panoramic views on the lake, the Epine pass, Mount Grêle and Chartreuse.
Make the most of having some battery power and take to the hills, enjoying fabulous view points over the surrounding mountains...
Beautiful wooded valleys and panoramic views on the lands of Vaulserre. Start and return from the tourist office of Pont de Beauvoisin. 25 km.
This varied circuit begins on the western shore of the lake and then climbs gently to the Col du Banchet before descending steeply through the cliffs on the other side. From the Col de la Crusille, a scenic descent back to Novalaise and the lake.
A family ride that can be broken up with dips in France's fourth-largest natural lake. Motorboats are banned, but the lake is a world famous venue for rowing.
801 Points – this climb goes past two viewpoints: the first is just before the Col de l’Epine, overlooking the Lac du Bourget, and the second is at the start of the Pas du Lièvre, with views over the Avant-Pays Savoyard. Don't miss the turn off during the...
It is a nice tourist bike trail to discover Val Guiers region, its passes and the lake of Aiguebelette.
Themed itinerary which takes you on a discovery tour of wireless telegraphy pioneer, Robert Clemens Galletti Di Cadilhac, unveiling the secrets of this invention.
Safe and accessible track, open to all types of non-motorised transport including pedestrians, cyclists…great for holidaymakers, leisure activities and for local residents to get around.
For experienced sporty people, this circuit is a challenging tourist bike trail with the ascent of Mont Tournier pass.
This nice loop reaches Lake Aiguebelette, and comes back to its starting point through the splendid hill of Saint-Franc. It is named after Queen Victoria, who might have spent time at the castle of La Bauche to enjoy the benefits of ferruginous water.
The route also goes round Lake Aiguebelette and over the Col de l'Epine, although in which order will depend on where you start. Can be started from Chambéry.
Nice family route between La Balme and St Genix sur Guiers, along the Rhone River. Accessible to bikes, rollerblades and prams ! 15 kilometres. Easy course. Starts from La Balme. Follow "Véloroute du Léman à la mer" (Cycle track from the Leman Lake to the...
The circuit climbs gently through the village of Novalaise to the Col de la Crusille, then onto the steeper switchbacks to the Col de la Lattaz. The gradient eases through the forest of Mont Tournier. Beautiful descent through Yenne on the way back.
A variant on the Lac du Bourget Circuit, with a few more great moments: the crossing of the Col du Chat, a descent through the vineyards of the Avant-Pays and an obligatory coffee stop at one of the terraces in Chanaz, one of the most beautiful villages in...
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