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Plan-D'orgon, Cavaillon, Robion, Maubec, Oppede, Menerbes, Beaumettes, Goult, Lacoste, Bonnieux, Apt, Gargas, Saignon, Caseneuve, Saint-Martin-De-Castillon, Castellet

The Mediterranean by bike : Cavaillon > Apt- N°1

Route

Crossing

Difficulty

Easy

Duration

2h

Distance

45.35km

Positive elevation

379 meters

Negative elevation

154 meters

Altitude

Min. 66 meters

Max. 302 meters

  • circuit
  • variante
  • voie verte
  • liaison

Departure / Arrival

Cavaillon / Saint Martin de Castillon

Parking

Saint Martin de Castillon

Elevation

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Downloads

EV8 - carte tronçon 05 - Beaucaire-Tarascon-Cavaillon-Apt

GPX track

The Mediterranean by bike : Cavaillon > Apt- N°1@C.Debenath-VLP
The Mediterranean by bike : Cavaillon > Apt- N°1@C.Debenath-VLP
The Mediterranean by bike : Cavaillon > Apt- N°1@C.Debenath-VLP
The Mediterranean by bike : Cavaillon > Apt- N°1@C.Debenath-VLP

The tourist service at Cavaillon :

The Mediterranean by bike from Cavaillon to Apt
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Véloroute (designated cycling route) from the Calavon in Robion to Apt (37 km). Turns towards recreational areas and service hubs from the 'voie verte' are well marked, as are the Luberon bike routes.
The road surface on this part of the route is flat.

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public transport

By bus :Line 915 Avignon TGV - Cavaillon - Apt - St-Martin-de-Castillon - Forcalquier (Le Ptit Jas stop - bicycles can be transported (See the tutorial)Line 917 or 918 Cavaillon - Apt (La Bouquerie stop)

recommended
parking(s)

Place François Tourel - Cavaillon

road access

A7 - D2 heading in the direction of Cavaillon, then D900 (exN100) towards Apt.A51 – Pertuis, Manosque or la Brillanne, then D4100.

To be noted

If you notice a problem on one of the Provence cycling routes report it with the Suricate app!: sentinelles.sportsdenature.fr
Access to the massifs
Respect the regulations preserving protected natural areas – find out about restrictions to accessing the massifs during fire risk periods, from 15 June to 15 September.
Before heading out, check the website

In short

  • From the stone and ochre villages, to the fields of olive trees, lavender and vineyards
  • Panoramic views
  • Natural paths in the heart of the massif
  • Vineyards and olive groves
  • Numerous hilltop villages

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Contact

Vélo Loisir Provence
E-Mail : info@lamediterraneeavelo.com
Website : http://www.lamediterraneeavelo.com/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lamediterraneeavelo/