ViaRhôna – Savière Canal loop from Vions - Chanaz

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ViaRhôna – Savière Canal loop from Vions - Chanaz

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ViaRhôna – Savière Canal loop from Vions - Chanaz

02:27

43.0km

260m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Train Station

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4.49 km

ViaRhôna

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9.45 km

Wall passage with view of the dovecote

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The port of Murs is a peaceful spot nestled on the banks of the Rhône, ideal for a break during a bike or mountain bike outing. This small marina offers a pleasant natural setting, with an unobstructed view of the Grand Colombier dominating the landscape. Between the boats, the green banks, and the tranquility of the place, it's an excellent spot to enjoy nature, admire the panorama, and take a few photos before hitting the road again. A must-see to discover the Bugey in its most beautiful guise.

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9.79 km

King's Bed Road

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The Via Rhôna passing under this small tunnel is not very interesting, but the view of the Lit au Roi is very beautiful.

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10.00 km

The Via Rhôna near Belley

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Via Rhôna took us from Belley to Lake Bourget, easy and serene. The views are magnified by the mountain foothills.

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14.8 km

Tour de la Coline aux sapins

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37.9 km

Lavours Dam

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The Lavours dam, located next to the town of the same name, crosses the Rhône. You can walk around the dam and the islands between which it extends.

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39.1 km

Savière Canal

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The canal winds from Portout to Chanaz for almost four kilometers. This peaceful and pleasant setting attracts many boaters who enjoy the gentleness of its banks.

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