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Bike trail: From the vineyard of Tain to the "Roches qui dansent"

  • Distance56.37 km
  • Duration3h
  • TypeCircular
  • DifficultyDifficult
  • Total altitude change+ 482 m
  • Departure/arrivalTain-l'Hermitage
  • Route markingYes

Between Rhone, Isere, plains and hills, this mountain route, while remaining accessible, you will discover the landscapes of vineyards and orchards that have shaped the identity of this territory.

From Tain l'Hermitage, the route climbs the Hermitage hillsides, offering exceptional panoramic views over the Rhône and Isère valleys. The rest of the route takes in the plateau road overlooking the Saint Vallier gorge. Through valleys and gentle hills, the route gently approaches Larnage. Along the way, the loop crosses the hills of the Drôme as far as the "Roches qui dansent". The route then climbs up to Chantemerle-les-blès, whose Romanesque church boasts a remarkable decorative ensemble, and then over the first hills to Veaunes, dominating the Herbasse plain. From the village of Chanos-Curson, you descend southwards through vineyards and orchards to reach the banks of the Isère. At Châteauneuf-sur- Isère, you join the Isère on the Vallée de l'Isère cycle route (v63), as far as Pont de l'Isère. The route then follows the Rhône to Tain l'Hermitage (ViaRhôna itinerary). For a gentler route, there is a possible variant between Chanos and Tain l'Hermitage via Mercurol.

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Author: Conseil Départemental de la Drôme - Apidae Tourisme

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