Ducey / Mont-Saint-Michel

The final stage of la Véloscénie and a spectacular resting point on the Tour de Manche, where the greenway rolls all the way to the mouth of the Sélune. From there on, as you travel on shared roads, you can indulge in a feast for the eyes: Mont-Saint-Michel rises up, a colourful panorama, set like a jewel in the circle of the bay.

Itinerary

Return to the voie verte from Ducey as far as Pontaubault, then follow the new cycle path along the bay through salt meadows. Some sections are still under construction and are diverted onto small roads. You finally arrive at the “Caserne”, where you can park your bike and continue by shuttle bus, or ride over the footbridge to take a souvenir photo of your arrival at the foot of the Wonder of the West!

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Arriving by bicycle at the Mont-Saint-Michel
Bicycles are authorised on the wooden planking west of the walkway:
• from 1 October to 30 April, 24 hours a day.
• from 1 May to 30 September, before 10am and after 6pm.

Parking your bicycles is strictly prohibited all along the dyke walkway, the esplanade and at the foot of the fortification. Cyclists are thus required to leave their bicycles in the designated areas and to pursue their trip towards the town on foot or using the shuttles.

SNCF trains

Pontorson station/ Mt-St-Michel: line Granville St-Malo, two trains daily on average with connections to Mont-Saint-Michel.

Tourist Information Centre 

Ducey: 02 33 60 21 53

Mont-Saint-Michel: 02 33 60 14 30

Not to be missed

Ducey, Montgommery Castle – the woods of Ardennes.

Pointe de Roche-Torin: the views over the Mont.