Cycling in the Luberon is a dream for riders of all levels, offering breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and well-maintained routes. Whether you're looking for leisurely rides through vineyards or challenging climbs, the region has something for everyone.
Scenic Routes: Ride past lavender fields, ochre cliffs, and medieval villages like Gordes, Roussillon, and Bonnieux.
Varied Terrain: From rolling hills to steep ascents, the Luberon caters to both casual cyclists and seasoned riders.
Dedicated Cycling Paths: The Véloroute du Calavon is a car-free cycling path that follows an old railway line, perfect for a relaxed ride.
Historical & Cultural Stops: Explore castles, wineries, and bustling markets along the way.
Around the Luberon Circuit (236 km): A multi-day ride through the region’s most stunning landscapes.
Ochre Route (51 km): A colourful journey through Rustrel, Roussillon, and the famous ochre quarries.
Pays d’Aigues Circuit (91 km): A scenic ride through vineyards and medieval villages.
If you need a bike, several rental shops and guided tour services are available:
There's everything here for every kind of cyclist in our corner of the Luberon: from the nearest village for a pint or a meal (3 km) to Mount Ventoux and back (around 160 km)... and you can even hire electric bikes in Lourmarin, the next village, or in Bonnieux.
What's more, you're always surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Luberon Regional Natural Park.
And the Tour de France is also a regular visitor to the area.
If you would like an escorted tour, then we'll come out with you.
We moved here for the cycling, and we love it!
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