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La Meuse à vélo from Haybes to Givet

The Meuse cycle route
Pierre Defontaine - ARTGE (37)
La Meuse à Vélo à la sortie de Haybes
D.Truillard
Point de vue La Platalle - Fumay
R. Roodhorst
Le village d'Haybes - La Meuse à vélo
P. Henry
La Meuse à vélo près de Givay - Voie verte Trans-Ardennes
D.Truillard
Vélo et roller en famille sur la voie verte Trans-Ardennes
Pierre Defontaine - ARTGE (37)
Arrivée à Givet, fin de la Meuse à Vélo en France
33 km
1 h 54 min
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Haybes
Givet
Canals & intimate rivers

The Meuse Valley gradually opens up as you approach Givet. Along the green route you can admire the local architecture, with its impressive, castle-like buildings. Perched on a rocky spur, the Charlemont fortress greets cyclists as they arrive in Givet, the perfect place to stop off on one of the many terraces alongside the river Meuse. Continue north towards Belgium, in the direction of Dinant and the RAVel network.

The route

Along this stretch, most of the cycle path is segregated from motorized traffic. However, local residents are allowed to use their cars on a few stretches along the way.
Take care on the provisional section at the level of the Boucle de Chooz, where you have to join the RD 46 road.

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Givet stands by the Franco-Belgian border. You can use the Meuse à Vélo cycle route to join the extensive RAVeL cycle network covering the southern, French-speaking Belgian region of Wallonia.

Gradients and elevation

Ascents: 94m
Descents: 92m
Lowest point: 99m
Highest point: 142m

Road types

15km (47%) By road
17km (53%) Cycle path

Surface

33km (100%) Smooth

Dont' miss

Vireux–Molhain: Saint-Ermel Collegiate Church
Vireux-Molhain: Roman encampment
Givet: Centre Européen des Métiers d'Arts (a major arts and crafts centre)
Givet: Tour Victoire (an historic tower)

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