View of the Barjac Countryside – Barjac loop from Salindres

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View of the Barjac Countryside – Barjac loop from Salindres

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View of the Barjac Countryside – Barjac loop from Salindres

03:28

55.9km

540m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 14, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

Please check local regulations for:

Parc national des Cévennes (aire d'adhésion)

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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14.3 km

Village of Rochegude

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Walking junction, is part of a walking network

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22.6 km

View of the Barjac Countryside

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25.1 km

Barjac Market

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Cozy market with many stalls. Plenty of opportunity to drink coffee, wine or beer and after the market to have a bite to eat at one of the hidden restaurants.

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25.4 km

Barjac although located in the department of Gard is bordering the department of Ardèche and is at the threshold of the Cévennes.

In this town of barely 1,600 inhabitants, you can explore both the gorges of the Ardèche and those of the Cèze.

Its castle, which dates from the beginning of the 17th century, houses the town hall, but also the cinema, the library and a room for exhibitions and shows.

Barjac is known for its many markets and fairs. There are two markets per week out of season and in the middle of summer you can have up to three markets including one at night. Inquire at the town hall to find out the days and times.

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39.4 km

Beautiful view of the Cèze

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What could be nicer on a bike tour than a refreshing descent? What could be nicer on a bike tour than a fantastic view when you've reached the top of the mountain? Here you have both!

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41.1 km

Saint-Ambroix

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The idyllic town in the high valley of the Cèze near the Cevennes with its two "castle hills" exudes a little touch of the Middle Ages, combined with the cozy charm of southern French villages. If you want something more than just strolling through the wonderfully rustic alleys, then take a little excursion up the hill to the Tour Guisquet in the south of the city. From there you have a very special view over Saint-Ambroix.

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43.7 km