Vélo Route en Côte d'or

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Tours

33:19 h

428 mi

22,100 ft

Le département de la Côte d'or est un endroit magique, que ce soit pour les vététistes, les gravelleux ou les cyclistes routiers ! Côtes et Arrière-côtes abritent des villages assoupis aux batisses et clochers bourguignons de toute beauté, des vignes et surtout de magnifiques bois et forêts à travers lesquels des petites routes dépourvues de circulation automobile s'étirent à loisir. Chaque sortie semble vous plonger dans le siècle précédent, voire plus loin encore dans le temps. C'est un vrai luxe que de pouvoir vivre cela !

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Route - Solo entre Vignobles, la Gourdasse et l'arrière-côte
03:19
37.8 mi
11.4 mph
2,625 ft
2,650 ft
Tranquility guaranteed for this short tour, and some beautiful shaded climbs, a plus in periods of hot summer. I love the villages of Reuille-Vergy, Messanges, Chevannes, Détain, Sémesanges so much - they have the discreet and peaceful charm of the hinterland where forests and open spaces rub shoulders…
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Route - Vignobles et Col de la Gourdasse
01:27
21.0 mi
14.5 mph
1,075 ft
1,075 ft
Quick and unpretentious little tour, which conceals two sources of pleasure for the cyclist: the rise of the Gourdasse (top name, eh?) And the beautiful descent of the combe Lavaux.
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Route - Un de mes circuits courts favoris
01:55
31.2 mi
16.3 mph
1,225 ft
1,250 ft
Departure by the wine route, and at Gevrey-Chambertin we take the direction of Chamboeuf, for the pleasure of making the beautiful little climb of the combe Lavaud. Further on, the magic of Montculot, and the house of Lamartine, followed by the beautiful descent which brings us to the edge of the Burgundy Canal.
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Col de la Gourdasse par Chambolle-Musigny
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This climb to the small Col de la Gourdasse, starting from the village of Chambolle-Musigny, is one of the most beautiful in the Côtes region. Shaded, between rocky spurs and forests, it is absolutely peaceful. Its surface is slower than that of its twin climb (that of the combe Lavaux by Gevrey Chambertin) but it is more bucolic and represents a good effort.
Almost 4 km long, its average slope is 5% and the pass is located at an altitude of 463 m.
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Montée de la Combe Lavaux
Road Cycling Highlight
The ascent on the Lavaux valley is very frequented by cyclists. The asphalt is top, the landscape is magnificent, the climb steady. The little extra is the passage under the tunnel, under the rocky outcrop. The comb Lavaux is a protected site, from where this abundant and luxuriant vegetation, and these many birds. The climb is more pleasant to do outside of rush hour - that is to say late morning and late afternoon.
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Route - Arcenant, Bécoup, vallée de l'Ouche, Urcy
05:03
66.3 mi
13.1 mph
4,300 ft
4,275 ft
Nice road bike tour. I still love the climb above Arcenant and the descent to Pont d'Ouche. In Fleurey sur Ouche, possibility of refueling before tackling the climb to Montculot then Urcy. Return via Chambolle-Musigny for the pleasure of the vire-volteuse descent.
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VTT solo - Mes bois et vénérables magnifiques !
01:46
11.6 mi
6.5 mph
1,000 ft
925 ft
A quick turn, which replenishes when not the time of longer.
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Route avec André et Jean Marie
02:16
33.4 mi
14.7 mph
1,350 ft
1,350 ft
I really liked the little village of Agey. No pictures though, forgot to take any!
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Route duo - La moitié du Tour de la Côte d'or selon André, avec André. Grande distance route, c'est reparti !
13:58
175 mi
12.5 mph
8,000 ft
8,150 ft
Left Montbard where we left the car at 6:00 am. Route Tour of the Côte d'Or, designed by André, joined at St Rémy.
My objective: to go as far as Auxonne, about 280 km. Make a nice food stop there with André, before separating from him and returning to Dijon by bike, about forty km at the end of the evening…
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Route avec le groupe 2 du CLM - Plaisir à rouler avec les copains
03:34
51.8 mi
14.5 mph
2,525 ft
2,475 ft
A classic that took us to my favorite spots: Urcy, the descent that follows the Château de Lamartine and the Vallon de Grenand that I love. Spring weather. Pleasure to ride with friends without being picked up. Lack of distance however felt after 2h30, to maintain the pace uphill, so I branched off solo…
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