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La ViaRhôna I EV17

On the banks of the Rhône, discover the ViaRhôna and EuroVelo 17 cycle routes

Cycle the banks of the Rhône along the ViaRhôna and EuroVélo 17, from the splendor of Lake Geneva to the azure waters of the Mediterranean. Our tours take you on a variety of journeys, from the peaks of the Alps to the flat expanses of the Camargue, discovering an unparalleled diversity of landscapes and cultures.

Key figures of the ViaRhôna

  • 815 km
  • 56% on bicycle lanes
  • 44% on small roads with low traffic
  • 10 departments crossed: Haute-Savoie, Savoie, Ain, Isère, Rhône, Loire, Ardèche, Drôme, Vaucluse and Bouches-du-Rhône.

From the mountain to the sea, the purpose of the ViaRhôna is clear. Along the Rhône, the circuit begins at Lake Geneva and leads straight towards the Mediterranean Sea for more than 800km.
Throughout this route, the Rhône river guides you. The main axis between Northern Europe and the Mediterranean, it was for 2000 years the vector of numerous commercial, cultural and religious exchanges. From the alpine landscapes to the plains of the Camargue, through the famous vineyards of the Rhône valley and its gastronomy, not to mention the lavender fields and the olive groves of Provence, your trip is punctuated by sensory discoveries. Do not hesitate, come and discover our cycling trips along the Rhône.

Carte de la ViaRhôna

Cities to visit on the ViaRhôna route

  • Lyon
  • Vienna
  • Montelimar
  • Orange
  • Avignon
  • Arles
  • Sète

Places to discover along the ViaRhôna

  • Lake Geneva, one of the largest lakes in Europe
  • Château Saint-Michel d’Avully in Brenthonne
  • Sainte Marie abbey in Cruas
  • The hills of the Rhône valley
  • The Notre-Dame collegiate church and its cloister in Villeneuve-lès-Avignon
  • The Palace of the Popes in Avignon
  • The arenas of Arles
  • The plains and ponds of Camargue
  • The beaches of the Mediterranean Sea