Webinar: Cycling France

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Webinar: Cycling in France

Hear Kate, one of UTracks' active travel experts, share everything you need to know about cycling in France. In this session she covers training advice, what to pack, tour inclusions and some of her favourite cycling itineraries across this extraordinary country.

Whether you are considering your first cycling holiday in France, wondering which region suits you best, or simply looking for practical advice before you go, this webinar provides honest, personal insight to help you plan with confidence.

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About Cycling in France

France is a country that needs no introduction. Fabulous cities, breathtaking countryside, rich history and world-class food and wine have cemented it as one of Europe's great cycling destinations. With so many regions to explore and itineraries to choose from, deciding where to ride will be the hardest part of your trip.

Explore the medieval castles and historic villages of the Dordogne, or head to the Loire Valley to tour majestic chateaux, gardens and vineyards by bike. Visit WWII landing sites and sample local cheese, cider and calvados in Normandy, or indulge in gourmet food and wine as you ride along canals and through vineyards in Burgundy. Discover the endless vineyards, fairytale villages and unique Alsatian culture along the Rhine, or follow the famous French Way of Saint James through the Pyrenees to Spain.

Cycling in the springtime in the Loire Valley, France | Kate Baker

With luggage transfers and carefully selected accommodation arranged in advance, our France cycling trips allow you to focus entirely on the ride itself. Whether you choose a gentle centre-based itinerary, a bike and barge journey along the waterways, or a point-to-point adventure through the French countryside, there is a cycling holiday in France to suit every interest and fitness level.

From the iconic Avenue Verte from Paris to London to the rugged landscapes of Corsica, France rewards cyclists with an extraordinary variety of scenery, culture and cuisine at every turn.