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Bouclette vélo N°5 - "Vire-en-Val"
- Bouclette vélo N°5 - "Vire-en-Val"
- Bouclette vélo N°5 - "Vire-en-Val"
- Bouclette vélo N°5 - "Vire-en-Val"
- Bouclette vélo N°5 - "Vire-en-Val"
Marked out bike ride on the public road of a distance of 6,5km starting from the place of the Town hall of Champagnac (Place Guy Publie). Alternative departure from Antilles de Jonzac
Category
Sport - Cycling sports
Itinerary
Type : BOUCLE, BALISE - distance : 6.33 Km
Détails : denivellationPositive : 49, denivellationNegative : 49, denivellation : 49
Possible support
Guide ou animateur : 1
pour Cycle sports, Hiking / cycling
More details
Follow the town hall on the left along a small road.
Some 100m after the place called "La Vallade", turn left onto the D149.
At the bend in the road at Chez Denis, turn opposite to return to Tornier.
Pass under the bridge on the left and then walk 500m and turn right onto a white track which enters the woods.
At the intersection, turn right onto a road that descends slightly.
After the bridge, follow the road straight ahead for 200m.
Turn right at Claveau's to enter Champagnac.
It is said that the Seugne river gave birth to a dragon, which flew out of its bed and shaped its hills and valleys. The earth remembers its first sleep in the hot spring, Soenna, which was named after the river. Dragon of water, fire and stone, it is in the latter that his image remains on the capitals and modillions, sculpted in the time of the knights.
Some 100m after the place called "La Vallade", turn left onto the D149.
At the bend in the road at Chez Denis, turn opposite to return to Tornier.
Pass under the bridge on the left and then walk 500m and turn right onto a white track which enters the woods.
At the intersection, turn right onto a road that descends slightly.
After the bridge, follow the road straight ahead for 200m.
Turn right at Claveau's to enter Champagnac.
It is said that the Seugne river gave birth to a dragon, which flew out of its bed and shaped its hills and valleys. The earth remembers its first sleep in the hot spring, Soenna, which was named after the river. Dragon of water, fire and stone, it is in the latter that his image remains on the capitals and modillions, sculpted in the time of the knights.
Opening times
All year round.
Special welcome
| Cyclists |
Environments
In the country Waterside Riverside
Services
Pets welcome
Equipment
Car park
