Montluçon / Chambon-sur-Voueize La Vagabonde
48,96 km cycling route from Montluçon to Chambon-sur-Voueize
Elevation of the stage
Waytypes of the stage
Surface of the stage
The Route
Leaving southeast out of Montluçon via Avenue J.-F. Kennedy, ride along a 6km-long greenway to Néris-les-Bains. Then the cycle route meanders along the Cournauron Valley via the RD155 road, up to Villebret. Cyclists need to go around the church here and head on towards Terjat. After 1.7km, turn right in the direction of Saint-Genest, following the RD452 road. Having crossed this little town, turn left onto the RD50 road for Sainte-Thérence, the route steeper heading to Mazirat. In this village, cyclists need to turn left onto the RD350 road towards La Petite Marche, then to plunge down along the RD109 road in the direction of Chambonchard, having crossed the Cher River. You reach the Tour de Creuse cycle route at Chambon-sur-Voueize.
Practical information
Tourist Offices
Office de tourisme de la Vallée du Coeur de France 7Ter Bd de Courtais 03100 Montluçon - 04 70 05 11 44
Office de Tourisme et d'Animation 2 avenue Marx Dormoy 03310 Néris-les-Bains - 04 70 03 11 03
Creuse Confluence Tourisme Place Serge Cléret 23110 EVAUX-LES-BAINS - 05 55 65 50 90
SNCF train stations
- Gare de Montluçon
Don't miss
- Montluçon: a town with a rich heritage, including a medieval quarter, making the old heart of town a fascinating place to explore.
- Néris les Bains: a small spa town set in green surroundings, originally established back in Gallo-Roman times, its natural thermal waters long celebrated and said to have significant calming properties, the place today preserving a Belle Époque charm, with its many period villas and its theatre.
- Nearby: the Château de l’Ours de Sainte Thérence standing out along the Cher Valley some 9km south of Montluçon, its medieval ruins, reached via a narrow track, offering remarkable views over the valley.
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