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Via Ardeche and Tunnel Avelas – Tunnel de la Gadilhe loop from Bessèges

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Via Ardeche and Tunnel Avelas – Tunnel de la Gadilhe loop from Bessèges

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Via Ardeche and Tunnel Avelas – Tunnel de la Gadilhe loop from Bessèges

02:06

31.5km

260m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 16, 2025

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10.7 km

Doulovy Viaduct

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Souvenir of the mining past of this region, the Dolovy viaduct is the most beautiful vestige of the Banne mines. It was built in 1876. It is 235 m long, …

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10.7 km

Passage over the viaduct

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3

12.8 km

Via Ardèche near Saint-Paul-le-Jeune

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The Via Ardèche with a total length of 24 kilometers takes the route of two old railway lines in the south of the Vivarais, including the old line from Teil …

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17.6 km

Cycle path on the old railroad line

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Via Ardèche is a great cycle path, ex railway, through the Ardèche. Too bad the path is divided into separate segments. Segments are not easy to find and connect... Thís …

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18.0 km

Cycle Path Over the Viaduct

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6

19.2 km

Via Ardeche and Tunnel Avelas

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In the tunnel it is best to drive on the asphalt, after that there is too much grit on the asphalt or concrete

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21.5 km

Tunnel de la Gadilhe

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This tunnel, which is part of the greenway, was recently built. A magnificent paved track crosses it entirely. He is more enlightened. You can borrow it without fear.

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23.9 km

Saint-Paul-le-Jeune – Gagnières Greenway

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The path of the old railway line has been given a makeover and has given way to a magnificent cycle path with a perfect surface.

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31.5 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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10.3 km

9.89 km

8.37 km

2.32 km

631 m

Surfaces

16.5 km

5.87 km

4.65 km

4.46 km

< 100 m

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