Tour de la Vallée d'or

Itinerary details

Type d’itinéraire : Loop

Discover an explosion of colors and perfumes in spring by riding this loop. To discover in the application MHIKES.

From the ViaRhôna, cross the Valloire plain between cereal crops and fruit trees, including the famous "Poire de la Valloire", to discover a rich heritage: Manthes and its priory, the medieval village of Moras-en-Valloire or the Albon tower, the cradle of the Dauphiné.
Find this route on our application MHIKES.
It is a free application that turns your cell phone into a GPS for hiking, biking and mountain biking. Once the route is loaded online, no need to be connected, no more risk of getting lost.
The walker is guided by the voice instructions of his device, which indicates changes of direction, natural or historical points of interest, possible areas of caution …
Photos, audio content and small quizzes are also available to enhance the walk and help you find your way around.

ActivityCycling sports Distance55.3 km Elevation gain+582 Downhill elevation-582 Duration03h00 Type of routeLoop Max. Altitude330 m

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Starting point

Parking de la Viarhôna
26140 Saint-Rambert-d’Albon

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The proposed routes and GPS tracks are provided strictly for informational purposes. Actual terrain conditions, on-site signage, and local information always take precedence over digital data. Ardèche Tourisme accepts no liability in the event of accidents, navigational errors, or unexpected route changes (e.g., roadworks, weather conditions, forestry operations). Cycling is undertaken entirely at the user's own risk. Cyclists must adapt their speed to their skill level, the terrain, and prevailing conditions, and must strictly comply with traffic regulations, including on greenways.

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