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Peaceful corner. Too bad a passage was destroyed by the company that buried the fiber. The banks of the river are really lacking in maintenance, it's hard to cross in places, the path was so pleasant before this work, I hope VNF will improve these points. A tricky trick

In 2025, the route is very degraded following work carried out by VNF (burying a telecom cable). Mountain biking recommended, avoid at all costs towing a trailer or transporting a child).

Follow the Canal de la Robine between the Etang de l'Ayrole and the Etang de Sigean, near Gruissan, for a scenic and leisurely cycling experience. The route takes you through lush, open countryside, offering beautiful views of the surrounding ponds and wetlands. The path is flat and easy to follow, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll. Along the way, you'll encounter a variety of birdlife and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the Narbonnaise en Méditerranée Regional Natural Park.

Even with a headwind, there are beautiful views of the canal, lagoon and salt marshes. But the terrain is difficult and hardly suitable for racing bikes.

The Canal de la Robine between Narbonne and Port-la-Nouvelle offers a pretty bucolic stroll between land, sea and ponds. Don't miss the stop at Île Sainte-Lucie. Be careful, the canal is not very shaded.

The section is certainly very beautiful and attractive when the weather is nice. But when the wind blows, or like mine it's almost stormy, it's not an easy passage. There are almost no bushes or trees to block the wind.

Very nice route. Be careful though: after storms, many really very muddy areas on this fairly hilly route (holes, roots...). Also consider mosquito spray. None of this takes anything away from the charm of this outing...!

Beautiful circuit but with a very uneven surface, from very good to bad. I had planned to go back and forth but I did not arrive at Port la Nouvelle (less than 6km) because of the tramontana estimated at 50km/h that day. I kept reserves for the return against the wind. The landscapes crossed are very varied and the part south of Narbonne is very wild.