Mercurey – Roman Road Section loop from Mercurey

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Mercurey

Mercurey – Roman Road Section loop from Mercurey

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5.0

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Mercurey – Roman Road Section loop from Mercurey

03:24

29.7km

410m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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2.38 km

Notre-Dame Church in Mercurey

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The Notre Dame de Mercurey church is a remarkable church. There is the pilgrimage symbol the shell of St. James in an obelisk.

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2.48 km

Mercurey

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Mercurey, like Santenay and Rully are among those wine-growing villages that offer Burgundy Pinot Noir wines of rare quality, at a very affordable price. The reason: these terroirs are rather …

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4.47 km

Roman Road Section

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On the well-marked path just after the GR marker, take the small path to the right that goes into the boxwood. It is an old path dating back to the …

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4.69 km

View of the Chemin de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle between Rully and Mercurey

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The view of the road to Saint Jacques de Compostela between Rully and Mercurey.

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6.46 km

Château de Rully

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This castle sits majestically on its rocky outcrop since the 12th century and offers a magnificent panorama of the Châlons coast. The owner of the premises, a descendant of the …

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6.80 km

View of Rully Vineyards

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An extraordinary view from Rully. With an information table of the things you will see.

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10.0 km

View of the vineyards and hillsides of Rully

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Overview of the wine walking trails in the village of Rully. You can admire the “lighthouse” of the Côte Chalonnaise, the famous Château de Rully, which sits above the vineyards.

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