Nearly 300km by bike to discover a variety of castles, monuments and nature
This bicycle loop on the outskirts of the capital will welcome you in the cradle of Gothic art on one side, the Oise, then on the steps of history through the small roads of the Vexin. A grandiose heritage, a natural setting in Vexin.
From one bank of the Oise to the other
Along the winding banks of the Oise, the route takes you to some remarkable towns and villages. From Pontoise to Auvers-sur-Oise, or from L’Îsle-Adam to the gates of Royaumont Abbey, this valley – which inspired some of the greatest painters – will guide you towards new horizons.
In search of the region’s cathedrals and abbeys
A route offering a selection of architectural gems, mainly from the Gothic period: Royaumont Abbey, Moncel Abbey and Saint-Germer-de-Fly Abbey, Chantilly Castle, the royal town of Senlis and Beauvais Cathedral. To top it all off, the route is particularly pleasant.
Exploring nature and heritage in the Epte Valley
Forming a natural boundary between the Eure and Val-d'Oise departments, the River Epte winds its way through a series of meanders. As you follow its course along greenways and country lanes, discover its many mills, footbridges and ancient fortified castles. So hop on your bike and make your way through the Vexin countryside: a bucolic adventure guaranteed!
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