Apt, Aubenas-Les-Alpes, Beaumont-De-Pertuis, Bonnieux, Cabrieres-D'aigues, Caseneuve, Castellet, Cavaillon, Cereste, Cheval-Blanc, Cucuron, Dauphin, Forcalquier, Grambois, La Bastide-Des-Jourdans, Lacoste, La Motte-D'aigues, Lauris, Lourmarin, Manosque, Maubec, Menerbes, Merindol, Niozelles, Oppede, Peypin-D'aigues, Pierrevert, Puget, Puyvert, Reillanne, Robion, Saignon, Saint-Maime, Saint-Martin-De-Castillon, Saint-Martin-De-La-Brasque, Saint-Michel-L'observatoire, Taillades, Vacheres, Vaugines, Villeneuve, Vitrolles-En-Luberon, Volx

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike

V 863

Route

Double Sense Buckle

Difficulty

Difficult

Duration

72h

Distance

235km

Positive elevation

meters

Negative elevation

0 meters

Altitude

Min. meters

Max. meters

circuit
variante
voie verte
liaison

Departure / Arrival

Cavaillon - Gare SNCF / Cavaillon - SNCF Gare SNCF

Parking

Cavaillon - SNCF Gare SNCF

Elevation

Downloads

Trace GPX - Autour du Luberon - Sens horaire

Brochure Le luberon à vélo - 2022

Dépliant Autour du Luberon

GPX track

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike@Coll. VPA / T. Brönner

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike@Vélo Loisir Provence

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike@Pascale Desclos

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike@Jérémy Foucart

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike@Françoise Djames

V863 - Around the Luberon by bike@Daniel Gilles

The tourist service at Cavaillon :

Signposted in both directions, this route around the mountains of the Luberon and its Natural Regional Park is designed to let you gently discover the resources of this area of exceptional natural beauty.

Dare to wander! This route takes roads which have been selected for the beauty of their surroundings and the villages that you can stop at along the way.
Although these are quiet roads with little traffic, they are not designated cycle paths and therefore it is recommended that you take extra care when cycling here, particularly when with children. Please follow the rules of the road at all times.
The changing topography of the landscapes in Vaucluse can also mean there are some slightly more challenging hills. Steep gradients are usually short and can be walked of course.
During the hot summer months, take advantage of the shade along the way and on café terraces. Bon voyage!
Itinerary created by Luberon Natural Regional Park. Information: Vélo Loisir Provence www.leluberonavelo.com

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public transport

By coach

Line 15.1 Avignon TGV - Apt (bike transport possible (max 6 bikes))
Line 15 : Avignon TGV - Cavaillon - Apt
Line 18 : Cavaillon - Bonnieux - Apt
Line 17 : Marseille - Aix-en-Provence - Cavaillon - Carpentras
Line 22 : Avignon TGV - Cavaillon - Apt - Forcalquier - La Brillanne - Digne
Line 25 : Marseille - Aix-en-Provence - Manosque - Forcalquier

By train

Avignon TGV station, rail connection with Cavaillon station.
Marseille or Aix en Provence TGV station and rail connection with Pertuis, Manosque, La Brillance stations

road access

By car

A7 - D2 in the direction of Cavaillon then D900 (exN100) towards Apt
A51 – exit 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

In short

A roaming trip around the Luberon massif
Garrigues, peaks, gorges, cedar forest, ochre cliffs...
Small roads chosen for the beauty of the sites and villages they cross

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Contact

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