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This loop climbs to one of the most spectacular sites in the Cévennes, the Château de Portes, a medieval fortress perched on its rocky outcrop. A route with an authentic character that will delight history and grand landscape enthusiasts.



The highlight of the route is undoubtedly the fortress of Portes

This loop plunges into the heart of the Cévennes through the Galeizon and Mialet valleys, amidst oak forests, perched hamlets, and winding country roads. A hilly and rewarding route, to be ridden on a gravel or road bike.



The route leaves Alès via the greenway along the Galeizon, before starting the climb

This loop connects two of the greatest monuments of Roman antiquity – the Arena of Nîmes and the Pont du Gard – crossing garrigues, the Gardon valley, and old stones. It is the longest itinerary in the Collection, for a beautiful day of equestrian roaming between the Gard and the Cévennes.



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This loop crosses the tranquil landscapes of the Margeride and the foothills of the Ardèche, on forgotten secondary roads that offer beautiful viewpoints. With its relatively gentle topography, this is the most accessible circuit in the Collection.



The route takes old, little-used departmental roads

This loop takes you into the vast expanses of Lozère, between windswept plateaus and the deep Lot valley. A sporty route, which can be done just as well on a hybrid bike, a road bike, or an electric bike, and which rewards the effort with landscapes of great sobriety.



Before the first pedal stroke, Mende

This loop explores the winding roads of the Luech valley, a river that snakes along the bottom of a typically Cévennes-style gorge. A short circuit starting from Génolhac, a medieval village whose alleys tell ten centuries of history, from the Wars of Religion to the Régordane convoys.



The route follows

Starting from Aigues-Mortes train station, this route takes you to Nîmes via the backroads and trails of eastern Camargue. This journey can be completed in two or three days, but its richness invites you to slow down. You'll cross the heart of the Camargue Regional Natural Park with all it has to offer

This loop starts and ends at the Grau-du-Roi train station. The route immediately follows the ViaRhôna, along the coastline, to La Grande-Motte. The temptations are already great. Leaving the Pyramidal City, you rejoin the EuroVelo 8, which runs along the narrow strip of land separating the Étang de

This loop starts at the Grau-du-Roi train station. To immerse yourself in the Camargue's maritime atmosphere, head towards the seafront promenade. From the Quai Bougainville, cycle alongside the Camargue marina. Then return to Grau-du-Roi via the Espiguette greenway. Next, head towards the ponds and