Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

This 34 km loop passes through villages famous for their AOC Côtes du Rhône and AOC Ventoux wines. You'll discover Sarrians, Vacqueyras, Beaumes de Venise and Aubignan. You'll follow the Ouvèze river and cross the Carpentras canal. A pause at the Notre-dame d'Aubune chapel will be welcome before returning to Beaumes-de-Venise. Allow 3 hours to pedal with your nose in the air towards Mont Ventoux or the Dentelles. Enjoy the long rows of vines that follow the curve of the hills.

At the ATV club, your kids and teens (ages 8 to 17) will discover nitiation to three MTB disciplines: cross-country, trial and descent (except first group, youngest). The distribution occurs in three tier and age groups where two volunteer monitors are involved. Meetings are held every Saturday (except school holidays) from to. Meeting locations vary each time in the toulonnaise area. To take advantage of the courses, a mountain bike is of course necessary, the size of the child (mini 24 inches size with derailleur and three trays), and in state. For safety, helmet and gloves are mandatory. Find out more about the school for all necessary obligations and parts.

The 4th edition of this major bicycle festival, co-organized by the town council and the ADAVA association, will feature various stands all along the Cours Mirabeau, offering advice and information from professionals, free diagnostics and sales of recycled bikes. In addition, various Jump and BMX FLAT demonstrations will take place throughout the day. You'll also be able to take part in a variety of more or less challenging routes, and discover, for example, the Parc Naturel Urbain between Parc Jourdan and Roc-Fleury, a distance of around 5 km, accompanied by tourist guides. Unless, of course, you prefer one of the 4 other routes, ranging from 7.5 to 9.6 km, or a special 12 km student route.

Provence à Vélo offers you 27.5 kilometers of challenging cycling. But you'll be royally rewarded with views of the Dentelles de Montmirail and the giant Ventoux. Start by climbing to conquer the tiny hilltop villages of Suzette, Lafare and La Roque-Alric. You're then in the heart of this incredible mountain range sculpted by thousands of years of erosion, aptly named the Dentelles de Montmirail. The terraced vineyards trace the curves of the hillsides. Admire the work and then relax on the terraces of the immense Château du Barroux, which has towered over the valley for over 1000 years and can be seen from the other end of the département. Just enough time to treat yourself to some olive oil milled in the château's old mill, and you're off again. It will take you around two and a half hours to complete the loop and return to Malaucène, having overcome a total ascent of 715 metres. If you fancy a refreshing dip, push on to the Notre-Dame du Groseau spring and chapel. The water is always fresh.

The tourist office organizes several hikes:

lou Rastelet circuit, starting from the Place de la Coconnière: on foot or by mountain bike. Green markings

notre-Dame-des-Vignes circuit, starting from the Place de la Coconnière: on foot or mountain bike. Blue markings

saint-Pierre circuit, starting from the place de la Coconnière, mountain bike. Red markings.

Finally, there is a tour of the village which starts from the Place Humbert II and takes you back in time, as the site was already known in prehistoric times.

Located on the harbour, just a few kilometres from the dock, colourful flags float on the wind: You arrived at the hiring company La Medusa. You will find the fleet of men, women and children who are exclusive bikes for the KTM and Scott brands. Each rental includes a trailer or a 2-seat carriage (40 kg max), a comfortable saddle, a helmet, an anti-theft, a tension with tension and a baby seat. What to do beautiful discoveries well equipped and quietly.

Avignon is an ideal city for cycling enthusiasts. UltimeBike, a store specializing in cycles and urban mobility, is located in the Courtine area, next to Mc Donald's and the TGV station. They offer a wide range of bikes and equipment to suit all budgets and riding styles, from mountain bikes and road bikes to electric-assist bikes, scooters and urban bikes. Their repair shop is open to carry out all repairs and maintenance operations, even the most technical. They are also Bosch eBike Service and Shimano STEPS approved for electric-assist bikes.

With its 200 electric bicycles for rent (for half a day, a day or a week), Sun-e-bike offers to discover the Alpilles through six circuits: the olive trees road, the discovery of the Baux, the discovery of the Frigolet abbey, the tour of the Alpilles, on the road to Arles and the agricultural lands. From now on, there is no need to recharge the batteries along the way, thanks to the new bicycles which have a very large autonomy (between 70 and 100 km). What to make a very nice and green ride. Electric bikes for sale on site.