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Ride on a Pedalorail, a machine designed to run in the open air on kilometers of disused railroad tracks, in Ally.
After the steam locomotive and the TGV, here is the Pédalorail: a revolutionary device, destined to drain the kilometres of today's disused tracks. What a good idea to discover the rich heritage of our sweet France! Browse the forests, walk through the plains, cross bridges, tunnels and viaducts; a real back, sharing between friends or family. Little climb, the Lakes circuit, starting from Nieudan, is accessible to the largest number; Enjoy it!
Tariff: from 15 € to 44 € le for 4 to 5 people.
Duration: p. m. to p. m.
Animals accepted.
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Opening time and information on PÉDALORAIL DU GRAND PAYS DE SALERS
From April 1st to November 30th, 2018.
Message from Management
Le Pédalorail du Grand Pays de Salers welcomes you to the old Drignac-Ally railway station. It invites you to enjoy a fun, environmentally-friendly experience, ideal for families, groups of friends and all travelers in search of relaxation and adventure. Le Pédalorail offers a range of routes to explore the old railroad line once used by Auvergnats returning from Paris. Route C1, 3 km round trip, is accessible to younger travellers. Circuit 2, 8 km round trip, lasts around 1h30 and includes two viaducts. For a more enjoyable adventure, it's best to opt for the CS route, which can be completed in a day. With a length of 30 km round trip, it takes you through 9 tunnels, 9 viaducts and down the Maronne valley. Once you've arrived at Pont du Rouffet, enjoy the picnic area and beach. The pedalorail can accommodate 5 people. What's more, it's particularly suitable for non-sporty travelers and little adventurers. It's an activity not to be missed if you want to discover the splendor of the region in a different way!
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