Aqueduc Romain du Gier – Panoramic view of Lyon loop from Flachet - Alain Gilles

Aqueduc Romain du Gier – Panoramic view of Lyon loop from Flachet - Alain Gilles

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Aqueduc Romain du Gier – Panoramic view of Lyon loop from Flachet - Alain Gilles

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70.9km

1,020m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very 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 8, 2026

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4.77 km

Beautiful view of the Rhône

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The Berges du Rhône greenway offers superb views of the river, particularly from certain elevated points. As you walk along this shaded path, ideal for cycling or simply relaxing, you …

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15.8 km

The remains of the Roman aqueduct have been carefully restored, and in addition to the perspective on the work of art, they also present a view of the Monts du Lyonnais, the Monts d'Or and the outskirts of Lyon.

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32.0 km

Amazing view on Lyon

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Along the Route des Crêtes, we alternate the view on the west side of the Monts du Lyonnais and to the east of Lyon and the Alps. A delight !

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40.1 km

Panoramic view of Lyon

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nice spot to have a rest with great panorama

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41.9 km

Route des Crêtes

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Forest part, downhill.

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43.6 km

Malval Pass (732 m)

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A multitude of paths await you .... It becomes difficult to take the right one!

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45.3 km

Viewpoint

46.2 km

Col de la Luère

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The Col de la Luère is located at 715 meters above sea level in the Lyonnais mountains and separates the Brévenne and Yzeron valleys on the borders of the municipalities of Pollionnay and Saint-Pierre-la-Palud.

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