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11.0km
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03:57
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05:11
102km
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1,200m
If you want to climb the Clecy viaduct you have to take the bike path about 500 m before (and follow "La Vélo Francette.") To come down again you probably have to cycle back or drive over to the other side (and then on until you can come back to the route).
Small roads in the country virtually all the
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04:14
83.5km
19.7km/h
850m
710m
Cider in Cambremer - guided tour in French at. 11 for 3 €. Reserve?
Vineyard in Grisy, though it is probably closed on Sundays. Check opening hours when July comes on the website.
Viewpoint La Roche D'Oetre, possibly hiking instead of cycling there?
There are eateries on the road, eg. what I marked after
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03:31
74.1km
21.0km/h
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570m
Most small roads in the country. Ferry across the Seine. Go often, but check the timetable (pause for a while at lunch, for example). Probably free.
If we want to ride longer then Le-Bec-Hellouin or Jumieges is probably a detour.
Remember to walk / cycle into Pont l´Evêque (about 2 km from the accommodation
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03:56
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Big part along Eurovelo 4. Lunch eg in Fecamp after about 40 km. A little weird roads in Fecamp, probably go a little over if we want and maybe skip some waypoint inside Fecamp. If it is good weights and we are keen, you can follow the coast more between Fecamp and Etreat, look like there are cool cliffs
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05:11
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Along Eurovelo 4 almost all the way. If we are tired or bad weather, we can slope a little at the beginning (not drive around the headland with the seal colony) and save about 10 km. Food eg in Treport after 40 km and in Dieppe after 70 km. There are many other smaller communities along the way as well.
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Cancale after 14 km is known for its oysters.
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