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Pourville-sur-Mer / Cany-Barville Véloroute du Lin

Old railway, Nature & small heritage
49,62 Km
3 h 19 min
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Pourville-sur-Mer
Cany-Barville

49,62 km cycling route from Pourville-sur-Mer to Cany-Barville

From Pourville-sur-Mer, next to the port of Dieppe, the Véloroute du Lin takes you inland to Cany-Barville to start your discovery of the Pays de Caux area and its flax fields. First, though, you need to cycle through Offranville (a parish much appreciated by the artist Jacques Emile-Blanche), the tranquil Sâane Valley and the village of Luneray. Up to Saint-Pierre-le-Viger, the route leads you along a former railway track turned into a greenway; look closely to spot a few elements still in place recalling its past as a train line.

Elevation of the stage

259 m 279 m

Waytypes of the stage

Cycle path: 31,93 km By road: 17,69 km

Surface of the stage

Lisse: 49,62 km

The route

Leave Pourville by joining the greenway from the beach car park (parking de la plage). This greenway takes you as far as Saint-Pierre-le-Viger, but you have to negotiate several level crossings that break up the route. Be careful of motorized traffic at these points. Along the early part of the route, you’ll need to tackle a significant slope taking you from sea level up to the plateaux that make up the Pays de Caux. Once you’ve reached Saint-Pierre-le-Viger, follow a quiet road up until Saint-Vaast-Dieppedalle, then you can rejoin a section of greenway taking you to the end of this stage.


Link

From Cany-Barville, it’s possible to carry on cycling to Veulettes-sur-Mer.


Interconnexion with La Vélomaritime - EuroVelo 4

At Pourville-sur-Mer

SNCF (French national railways network)

Dieppe: regional TER line Rouen < > Dieppe, with spaces for bikes

Don't miss

Pourville-sur-Mer: the beach and beach huts; memorials recalling the part it played, codenamed ‘Green Beach’, in the Allied Operation Jubilee of 1942, during World War II

Offranville: the William Farcy floral park; the special cycling tourism stop in the transformed former railway station; the church with its twisted spire; the Musée Jacques Emile-Blanche; the dovecot 

Luneray: the Sunday morning market; the character-filled village

Saint-Pierre-le-Viger: the flax cooperative, Terre de Lin

Cany-Barville: a characterful village in the Durdent Valley

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