Port of Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire – View of Chambord Castle loop from Mont-près-Chambord

Port of Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire – View of Chambord Castle loop from Mont-près-Chambord

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Port of Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire – View of Chambord Castle loop from Mont-près-Chambord

02:57

50.2km

200m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 35.2 km for 386 m

After 35.9 km for 297 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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3.90 km

Château des Grotteaux

Castle

14.8 km

The Loire River

Highlight • River

port of Montlivault crossing the Loire with the ferry

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15.2 km

View of Cour-sur-Loire

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Nice view over Cour-sur-Loire, located on the opposite bank, along the Loire. Small wooden sailboats sometimes settle in this place, along a poorly developed and untamed shore.

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18.9 km

Port of Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire

Highlight • Settlement

charming village

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21.4 km

Magnificent trail on the banks of the Loire

Highlight • Trail

The banks of the Loire are a beautiful place for your bike rides. Despite the lack of relief, charming little paths bring variety to the route.

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31.5 km

One of the most beautiful castles I have ever seen.
You could also say that Michael Angelo asked all of his employees to design and build one of the many towers themselves; the roof is so diverse, not to mention that it is surrounded by a very, very beautiful park.

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32.4 km

Grand Canal

Lake

33.5 km

Chambord mountain bike ride

Highlight • Other

38.8 km

Forest trail in the Chambord National Hunting and Wildlife Reserve

Highlight • Trail

A very pleasant path for strolling in the forest.

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39.4 km

Chambord Park

Highlight • Forest

The Chambord Park Entrance is the main entrance to Chambord Park. This park is part of the Domaine National de Chambord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that covers 5,440 hectares of forests, meadows, ponds and canals. You can also see the impressive Chateau de Chambord, the largest and most famous Renaissance chateau in the Loire Valley. The park is open all year, except on January 1, November 27 and December 25.

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