Larroque Village – Puycelsi loop from Puycelsi

Larroque Village – Puycelsi loop from Puycelsi

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Larroque Village – Puycelsi loop from Puycelsi

03:51

49.7km

920m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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173 m

Puycelsi Climb

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Big percentage by place

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2.00 km

Ancient pont de Laval

Archaeological Site

2.67 km

Petit hammeau de Laval

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We are just below Puycelsi. This little village in Laval is also very beautiful and it will save you a climb which can be tough, so it can be worth it, right? ;-)

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4.32 km

Puycelsi via Larroque and the Mespel Trail

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Arrival at Puycelsi via the village of Larroque, followed by a path with D++ which leads to the Mespel trail. Gorgeous. return to the road along the side of the hill.

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6.96 km

Au Relais des Falaises

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A restaurant that saves hungry cyclists or passing gastrophiles. Competition chichoulet, good wines, good service. Todo bene!

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6.99 km

Larroque is located on the right bank of the Vère. This picturesque village is framed by Puycelsi, Puygaillard-de-Quercy and La Sauzière-Saint-Jean, the natural setting is captivating! Its stone houses and narrow streets take you back in time.

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29.2 km

Pas de Pontraute – Grésigne State Forest

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D + 1000 m Remember to take something to hydrate yourself.
Water point in Vaour for the return.

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32.4 km

Gravel Trail Through the Grésigne Forest

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Long, super nice gravel trail!

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49.3 km

Puycelsi

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Magnificent fortified medieval village whose origin dates back to the 10th century. If the ramparts have seen numerous wars and sieges (Albigean Crusade, Hundred Years' War, etc.), they now allow …

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