생 빈센트 드 메르쿠즈 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

quiet route, away from the main road

strange monument erected in honor of Mr. Ernest Doudart, who distinguished himself in Indochina

Gravel section with 40mm tires. (Caracal Hutchinson) In a very dry period (end of June), nothing to complain about in the St Hilaire/Col de Marcieu direction.

Conditionally recommended: Definitely recommended on a mountain bike. Relatively bumpy on a gravel bike. But doable with 45-inch tires and 2.5 bar pressure. There are few views along the trail, however, as it leads through dense forest.

Beautiful pass. Relatively steep climbs from the valley. There are rest stops at the top.

In the heart of Chapareillan, the Saint-Blaise and Notre-Dame church blends Romanesque, Gothic, and modern elements. Remodeled several times, it retains a massive square bell tower and a sober interior. From the forecourt, the view opens onto the reliefs of the Chartreuse massif.

Allevard is a former spa resort nestled at the foot of Belledonne. Its quiet streets alternate between old villas, tree-lined parks, and unobstructed views of the peaks. A great starting point for exploring the surrounding area... or simply taking your time.

Between Belledonne and the valleys, the Flumet basin is an artificial body of water nestled in a natural setting. Easily accessible from Allevard, it offers a flat, shaded path, perfect for a short bike ride or a moment of relaxation. Along the way, you'll walk along the tranquil banks, with views of the surrounding peaks.