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Vue sur le lac du Bourget – Route de La Chambotte loop from Viviers-du-Lac

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France
Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Chambéry
Viviers-Du-Lac

Vue sur le lac du Bourget – Route de La Chambotte loop from Viviers-du-Lac

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Vue sur le lac du Bourget – Route de La Chambotte loop from Viviers-du-Lac

03:42

84.6km

740m

Intermediate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 13, 2025

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Start point

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2.71 km

Vue sur le lac du Bourget

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The golden reedbeds in the foreground, the blue lake, and the mountains in the background... it is a very photogenic panorama that is offered to you on this portion of Lac du Bourget.

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2

3.52 km

Terre-Nue

Beach

3

7.27 km

Plage du Rowing

Beach

4

13.3 km

Le Sierroz

Lake

5

29.4 km

Plan d'eau de Rumilly

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The plan brings together different outdoor activities. Unsupervised swimming is permitted. The plan is surrounded by walking paths, with picnic tables and muscle strengthening machines. Fishermen can also find a quiet spot to catch trout, perch or pike.

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41.7 km

St André

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Saint André sur Fier, small town with a nice view from the bridge over the river Fier

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7

44.2 km

Gorges du Val de Fier

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Passage in the middle of the majestic cliffs of the Val de Fier. A touch of the South with the cicadas in summer. Part of the route is done alternately with a traffic light.

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61.5 km

Chindrieux

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North of Lake Bourget, the village of Chindrieux is the southeastern gateway to the Chautagne region, well known to wine lovers. A town between lake and mountain, where 1400 souls …

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9

63.1 km

Route de La Chambotte

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Accessible ascent, descent on the lake with a very beautiful point of view and pleasant road.

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71.6 km

Tunnel du Lac du Bourget

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Tunnel built into the rock along Lake Bourget.

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75.4 km

Viewpoint

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84.6 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

41.6 km

31.5 km

11.1 km

124 m

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< 100 m

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Surfaces

83.2 km

1.19 km

134 m

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