Ardèche

This valley is a delight for mountain bikers and cyclists of all kinds. Taking the Dolce Via is like rediscovering the old railroad line, disused since 1968, from Saint-Agrève to Saint-Laurent-du-Pape, and allows you to pedal in complete peace and quiet through wild landscapes. The Dolce Via is a 55-kilometre stretch of safe, gentle path through unspoilt countryside. On foot, mountain bike or horseback, come and enjoy a family outing. And all along the way, campsites and farmhouses offer rest and refreshment.

Tournon-sur-Rhône is an ideal town for cycling and cycle touring enthusiasts. Ardétour specializes in these activities, and offers a variety of routes for discovering the region by bike. Take advantage of your stay in Tournon-sur-Rhône to discover the region's magnificent landscapes by bike.

In the heart of the Ardèche region, this Bee's station, like the one further north in Tournon-sur-Rhône, offers electrically-assisted bicycles for hire for cycling along the Rhône river and other soft paths. Repair, replace, recycle: that's the credo of this France-wide structure dedicated to cycling and cycle tourism. Each station is dedicated to welcoming you, advising and guiding you in your purchases, rentals and bike maintenance.

Departing from Boucieu-le-Roi station, enjoy the great outdoors! Along the valley of the Doux, enjoy a 360° panorama on board carts driven by a set of pedals. Several descents are available: the Chestnut tree descent with the crossing of beautiful viaducts, the Narrows descent in the heart of the Doux gorges and the Grande Aventure, the most sportive. At 300 m from the station, don't forget to discover Boucieu-le-Roi, a town classified as a Village de Caractère.

Between two rivers, the Via Fluvia links the Loire to the Rhône. This new greenway is currently being developed as a bicycle route similar to the Via Rhôna, using bucolic itineraries. This new cycling route in France opens onto a large, preserved and spectacular outdoor paradise. Of the 8 Via Fluvia routes, two leave from Annonay along the Drôme, one joins the Lac de Vert, the other, currently under construction, will join the Via Rhôna at Serrières. In the meantime, a link to the Via Rhôna is possible through the beautiful Cance valley.