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This walk is part of a multi-day hike: Voyage à vélo (+qq TER) de Lorry-lès-Metz à Marseille et retour
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Activity: Touring/Gravel -
Distance: 73.42 mi
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Duration according to the author: 10 hrs
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Difficulty: Difficult
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 272 ft
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Descent: - 636 ft
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Highest point: 472 ft
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Lowest point: 82 ft
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Country: France
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Area: Dauphiné
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City: Livron-sur-Drôme (26250)
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Start: N 44.799364° / E 4.884425°
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End: N 44.040668° / E 4.893087°
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IGN map(s): Ref. 3036OT, 3037SB, 3038SB, 3039ET, 3040ET, 3040OT, 3041OT
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Type of surface: Not specified
Description of the route
Waypoints
- S : mi 0 - alt. 472 ft - 685 chemin du plateau, Livron-sur-Drôme
- 1 : mi 7.14 - alt. 292 ft - entrée sur la Via Rhôna - Drôme
- 2 : mi 8.93 - alt. 305 ft - Rhône (River)
- 3 : mi 9.22 - alt. 302 ft - rue Marcel Nicolas, Le Pouzin
- 4 : mi 35.36 - alt. 197 ft - L'île des Perriers
- 5 : mi 35.93 - alt. 210 ft - VRbis
- 6 : mi 36.83 - alt. 217 ft - sortie de la Via Rhôna, alternative rive gauche - Rhône (River)
- 7 : mi 48.72 - alt. 200 ft - avenue Jean Monnet
- 8 : mi 49.79 - alt. 200 ft - Chemin Vieux
- 9 : mi 50.93 - alt. 203 ft - Chemin des Ramières
- 10 : mi 51.44 - alt. 220 ft - D994, Les Ramières
- 11 : mi 51.98 - alt. 253 ft - Chemin de la Genouine
- 12 : mi 54.91 - alt. 325 ft - Chemin de la Galère
- 13 : mi 55.37 - alt. 338 ft - Chemin du Moulin, Rochegude
- 14 : mi 56.06 - alt. 344 ft - Chemin des Ribagnans
- 15 : mi 57.61 - alt. 436 ft - Chemin des Serres, Lagarde-Paréol
- 16 : mi 57.96 - alt. 420 ft - Chemin Les Peyrasses
- 17 : mi 60.33 - alt. 272 ft - Chemin de Saint-Marcel, Sérignan-du-Comtat
- 18 : mi 60.88 - alt. 262 ft - Chemin du Prieur
- 19 : mi 61.08 - alt. 266 ft - Chemin Derrière le Parc
- 20 : mi 61.83 - alt. 226 ft - Chemin du Roard
- 21 : mi 62.07 - alt. 240 ft - Chemin du Vieux Pont
- 22 : mi 63.21 - alt. 230 ft - Avenue Jean-Henri Fabre, Camaret-sur-Aigues
- 23 : mi 63.33 - alt. 230 ft - Rue Constant Latour
- 24 : mi 63.43 - alt. 226 ft - Rue du Patiol
- 25 : mi 63.54 - alt. 223 ft - Rue Alphonse Daudet
- 26 : mi 65.5 - alt. 207 ft - Chemin de Nogaret
- 27 : mi 65.66 - alt. 197 ft - Chemin Saint-Damian
- 28 : mi 66.79 - alt. 184 ft - Chemin du Clos d'Enfer, Jonquières
- 29 : mi 67.62 - alt. 171 ft - Avenue des Bourgades
- 30 : mi 67.73 - alt. 174 ft - Chemin des Cantons
- 31 : mi 69.18 - alt. 144 ft - Route de Beauregard, Courthézon
- 32 : mi 69.69 - alt. 131 ft - Gare de Courthézon
- 33 : mi 71.99 - alt. 121 ft - Chemin de la Baumette
- E : mi 73.42 - alt. 98 ft - départ en train pour Avignon 17h42 - Gare de Bédarrides
Notes
(S) camping "Chez Philippe"
(3) boulangerie "Le Fournil du Pouzin" au n°4
(3) supérette "Vival" au n°12
(4) table de pique-nique
(7) La gare de Bollène-Croisière est à moins de 4km à droite. Train pour Avignon à 17h19
(32) train pour Avignon 17h37
(E) réserver les vélos !
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