Cycling itinerary: La Belle Via - Stage 7 - Vinay > Romans-sur-Isère
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You'll be driving through the Saint-Marcellin region, which gives its name to the eponymous Dauphiné cheese, so you'll have plenty of time to recharge during your stops!
Join Saint-Romans and make a short detour to the medieval village of Beauvoir-en-Royans to visit the restful Carmelite convent. Continue on to La Sône, famous for its remarkable Petrifying Fountain Garden. Continue through walnut groves, orchards and dams to Saint-Hilaire-du-Rosier. Just before Saint-Hilaire-du-Rosier, you cross the Isère and enter the Drôme département. You drive to Romans-sur-Isère, today the capital of the Made in France textile and footwear revival. If you prefer architecture, Romans-sur-Isère also offers a rich heritage where Romanesque art blends with Gothic art... and the industrial era.
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Free access.
Period(s) of use
From 01/01 to 31/12
Subject to favorable weather
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C - Le vallon de Praméruel (hiver)
Courchevel
4km
Medium
270m
180m
Passing through the bois du Ban forest, the trail joins the sunny Vallon de Praméruel, the ideal place to stop and contemplate the open landscape.
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Plan du Vah - Sentier des Tufs
Courchevel
3.1km
Walkers/hikers
130m
130m
This path takes you to Kamelot Camp amongst the fir trees, where you can refuel at the little Canadian-style cabin and enjoy fun, original activities at the lake.
Pedestrian sports
B - Boucle du Jardin Alpin (hiver)
Courchevel
1km
Children
40m
40m
A pretty circuit around the resort’s finest hotels and palaces, with stretches of forest and on the edge of a snow-covered lake with La Saulire as a backdrop.
