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This bike ride starts in the historic centre of the city of Romans-sur-Isère and is accessible to families and inexperienced cyclists.
easy
Distance 18.5 km
1:18 h
54 m
54 m
174 m
137 m
The bike ride starts by using the V63 greenway along the Isère, then, before the Vanelle hydroelectric dam, takes you up towards Granges-lès-Beaumont and then to the foot of the hills.
After crossing Les Balmes, you follow the Petite Choranche stream, the Savasse river developments, to reach Romans-sur-Isère along the Martinette canal. It is also possible to make a diversion via the Étangs de Chalayre, a place for relaxation, picnics and fishing.
After crossing Les Balmes, you follow the Petite Choranche stream, the Savasse river developments, to reach Romans-sur-Isère along the Martinette canal. It is also possible to make a diversion via the Étangs de Chalayre, a place for relaxation, picnics and fishing.
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easy
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easy
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174 m
Lowest point
137 m
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45.041139, 5.048527
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45°02'28.1"N 5°02'54.7"E
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31T 661339 4989561
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Difficulty
easy
Overall difficulty
easy
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
18.5 km
Duration
1:18 h
Ascent
54 m
Descent
54 m
Highest point
174 m
Lowest point
137 m
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