With its rich heritage and varied landscapes, Grand Avignon offers a unique experience for cycling enthusiasts. Between city, countryside, and historic sites, cycling in Greater Avignon is an eco-friendly, healthy, and fun way to soak up the beauty of these places, while enjoying the generous Provençal sunshine! We'll tell you everything you need to know to make the most of this magnificent region with your calves.
Fire alerts
Please note: in summer, access to forest areas is regulated. in Vaucluse and Gard. In the event of a high fire risk, certain areas may be closed to traffic.
Consult access to Vaucluse massifs and Gard massifs in real time
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The most beautiful day bike rides
To discover our beautiful region on two wheels, Here are the routes from easiest to most difficult – don't miss them!
To consume without moderation !
Day-long gravel bike rides
Boucle gravel N° 6-Route des caves coop gardoises
Difficult level
Villeneuve-lez-Avignon
- 400 D +
- 59,0 km
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Multi-day cycle routes
What if you tried an adventure over several days? (Re)discover these emblematic routes of Provence: The famous Via Rhôna which will take you to the Mediterranean, the Via Venaissia on the Vaucluse side via Velleron or even the Durance by bike between mountains and scrubland!
Good to know: Bike reception
The tourist offices of Grand Avignon à Villeneuve lez Avignon and Avignon are qualified « Accueil vélo ». You can find there a repair kit and what recharge your batteries.
where to find a bike?
Rent your bike
Whether for the day or for long journeys, in sport or family mode, You will find what you are looking for by contacting these rental companies.
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11 – From Ventoux to L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue See the route
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ViaRhôna (EV17) – Du Léman à la Méditerranée à vélo en 17 jours
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Saint-Gingolph
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ViaRhôna around Chanaz
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The Canal Path – Bike Ride See the route
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The ramparts tour – Bike ride See the route
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Chartreux Cycle Route-3055 See the route
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Cycling to Confluence See the route
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Ancient Ponds - Bike Ride - 52 See the route
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Heritage & Aviation - Bike Ride - 53 See the route
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The Côte du Rhône - bike ride - 54 See the route
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Signargues Vineyard - Bike Ride - 51 See the route
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