Viaduct Over the Auzon – Vogüé loop from Melvita

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Viaduct Over the Auzon – Vogüé loop from Melvita

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Viaduct Over the Auzon – Vogüé loop from Melvita

01:46

26.4km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 8.26 km for 287 m

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Parking

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6.80 km

Viaduct Over the Auzon

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Beautiful section of the Ardéche with the beautiful village Vogüé with medieval flair.

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7.32 km

Vogüé well deserves its classification as one of the 'Most Beautiful Villages in France'. Built against a cliff and overlooking the Ardèche, its narrow streets, hanging gardens and magnificent castle are of undeniable beauty.

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7.65 km

Plage De ( Voguë ).

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7.81 km

Viaduc de Vogüé

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The Vogüé Viaduct, located in the small town of Vogüé, a former railway bridge which was completed in 1878.

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7.93 km

Historic village of Vogüé

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Many beautiful little streets but also many tourists in the summer

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8.14 km

Vogüé

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Vogüé is a beautiful town on the Ardèche. In the village there is one ice cream parlor next to the other with such interesting types of ice cream with basil, lavender, etc.

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8.19 km

Bridge over the Ardèche at Vogüé

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Beautiful section of the Ardéche with the beautifully situated village Vogüé with medieval charm.

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21.5 km

Village de Lagorce

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Magnificent village typical of southern Ardèche with its stone houses, narrow streets and vaulted passages. You can discover the history of sericulture (silk cultivation) in the museum housed in a former silkworm farm. Also worth seeing is the 1860 church built on the ruins of the 16th century church, of which only the crypt remains today, now converted to host cultural events. Finally, going up towards the heights of the village you will pass Place de la Time under the belfry and its sundial, marking the entrance to the castle of the lords of Lagorce, destroyed during the religious wars of the 17th century.

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