Rhone Cycle Path Bike Tours
Explore France's Via Rhôna cycling route
The Rhône Cycle Path is a popular bicycle route that follows the Rhône River in Switzerland and France. The route covers approximately 400 km (250 miles) and begins in Lake Geneva, Switzerland and ends in the Mediterranean Sea in the south of France. The Rhone Cycle Path, or Via Rhôna, is one of Europe's most iconic routes for a cycling holiday. With UTracks, you can complete stages of the Rhone Cycle Path (also known as the EuroVelo 17 in France) or complete the full route.
The Rhône Cycle Path is well-maintained and well-signed, making it a great option for both experienced and beginner cyclists. The route offers a scenic and peaceful journey, passing through rolling hills, vineyards, and historic villages. Cyclists have the opportunity to stop at various places along the way, such as the charming city of Lyon, the picturesque town of Avignon, and the famous wine-producing region of Valence. There are also plenty of opportunities to take breaks and enjoy the local cuisine, with many restaurants, cafes, and bars along the way.
Overall, the Rhône Cycle Path is a great way to experience the beauty of the Rhône River valley and the surrounding areas, and is a popular choice for active travellers seeking a fun cycling holiday. You can also view the entire collection of cycling tours in Europe by clicking here.