Backroad cycling France

Prestigious vineyards and the Canal du Centre on this tour of beautiful BurgundyRef CN37

The heart of one of the richest areas in France hides a myriad of quiet country lanes and pleasant cycle tracks that weave their way through vineyards and rolling hills. A great area for discovery, relaxation and laid back cycling… Beginning in Beaune, and depending on your trip duration, we discover the best portions of the Canal du Centre (which connects the Saone to the Loire), the prestigious vineyards of the Nuits-Saint-Georges (Vosne Romanée, Vougeot, Gevrey Chambertin, Chambolle Musigny…), and the “Voie des Vignes” that leads to Santenay (the home of great wines such as Pommard, Volnay, Meursault, Chassagne Montrachet). Our Burgundy tours offer a strong gastronomical theme with numerous opportunities  to visit vineyards and wine cellars, as well as selected restaurants.

Self-guided tour: from 275€ - Details Duration : 3 or 4 days | Level : Customer satisfaction :
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This tour is E-bike compatible

Highlights

  • Riding through vineyards and quiet, rolling hills in the heart of Burgundy.
  • Combining cycling and wine tasting (in moderation of course!).
  • Quiet back roads and beautiful countryside.
  • Discovering some of the most prestigious wines and vineyards in the World.

Description

Comments

  • This trip exists in 2 versions : V1=1 wheel / V2=2 wheels.
  • Special offers for private groups. Please ask us for a quotation.

Detailed itinerary (3 days)

Day 1: Beaune - Côte de Nuits - Beaune

Itinerary start: France Bike Trips services begin on day 1 at 9 am at our local bike rental partner.

Rendezvous in Beaune, one of the most beautiful towns in Burgundy. Its internationally famous former hospices are some of the finest remaining examples of 15th century French architecture. Beaune is also famous for its annual wine sale, during which the most prestigious bottles are sold by candlelight… Below ground the town of Beaune is a veritable Gruyere! The town's historical cellars, dating back several centuries, as well as those of the many private mansions, stretch for dozens of kilometres under the streets and alleys. We take the time to admire the many beautiful multi-coloured polychrome terracotta roofs, characteristic of traditional Burgundy architecture. Then it's time to begin the riding… We leave Beaune behind us and head north to discover some of the famous villages and vineyards of the Côte de Nuits, at the northern extremity of the Côte d'Or. Notably Savigny les Beaune and its château, and Aloxe Corton (Corton, Corton Charlemagne), home to a full-bodied, aromatic wine well known to wine enthusiasts... Our route takes us through numerous internationally renowned vineyards. We make the most of a rich network of small, quiet roads that wind their way between the vineyards. We return to Beaune by a route that takes us through the "villages" domains. In Burgundy, the "appellations" (designating the hierarchy of the wines) vary according to where the vineyards are situated: the appellations "villages" are to be found downstream, whilst the "grand cru" and "premier cru" are further upstream. Night in a 3 star hotel in the centre of Beaune.

  • Level 1: Distance covered: 30 km / altitude gain: 350 m
  • Level 2: Distance covered: 40 to 50 km / altitude gain: 400 to 500 m depending on chosen option
Day 2: Beaune - Chagny

We begin the day with a hearty Burgundy breakfast at our hotel, before heading off for the day's ride. Today our route takes us south of the Côte d'Or (a limestone ridge that gave its name to the department). As soon as we leave Beaune we start crossing a succession of "grand cru" vineyards and beautiful villages: Pommard, Volnay, Meursault, Puligny Montrachet, Chassagne Montrachet, then Santenay. In the same manner as the previous day, we link the villages on a network of small, quite roads that weave their way between the vineyards. The Côte d'Or ends here, and we drop down into the valley, to Santeney. We then follow the banks of the Canal du Centre all the way to Chagny. The canal connects the Mediterranean to the Atlantic… via the Saone and Loire rivers. We change department now, passing from the Saone to the Loire. As we head south we discover a different Burgundy, with fewer vineyards and more agriculture and cattle breeding. However, we still discover some prestigious vineyards, such as Mercurey or Rully, destination for our second overnight stop in Burgundy. Night in a guest house.

  • Level 1: Distance: 30 km / altitude gain: 200 m
  • Level 2: Distance: 40 km / altitude gain: 550 m
Day 3: Chagny - Beaune

After two days riding through vineyards, past prestigious châteaux and domains, today’s ride takes us to a more discrete, but no less charming Burgundy. Our route leaves us little time to get bored! By a superb network of minor roads that wind their way between the vineyards, then between the fields and pastures, we set our course due west to the valley of the Dheune, tributary of the Saone. We descend the Dheune, crossing numerous pretty villages, before joining the village of Santenay. We then make our way back to Beaune, via a different itinerary that allows us to discover several more pretty Côte d'Or villages, and maybe an opportunity to visit some more wine cellars… The perfect opportunity to do some wine tasting!

  • Level 1: Distance covered: 35 km / altitude gain: 350 m
  • Level 2: Distance covered: 45 km / altitude gain: 500 m

Distances are an indication only and may vary.

Itinerary end: France Bike Trips services end on the last day in Beaune at around 5 pm.

Detailed itinerary (4 days)

Day 1: Beaune - Nuits-Saint-Georges

Itinerary start: France Bike Trips services begin on day 1 at 9 am at our local bike rental partner.

Rendezvous in Beaune, one of the most beautiful towns in Burgundy. Its internationally famous former hospices are some of the finest remaining examples of 15th century French architecture. Beaune is also famous for its annual wine sale, during which the most prestigious bottles are sold by candlelight… Below ground the town of Beaune is a veritable Gruyere! The town's historical cellars, dating back several centuries, as well as those of the many private mansions, stretch for dozens of kilometres under the streets and alleys. We take the time to admire the many beautiful multi-coloured polychrome terracotta roofs, characteristic of traditional Burgundy architecture. Then it's time to begin the riding… We leave Beaune behind us and head north to discover some of the famous villages and vineyards of the Côte de Nuits, at the northern extremity of the Côte d'Or. Notably Savigny les Beaune and its château, and Aloxe Corton (Corton, Corton Charlemagne), home to a full-bodied, aromatic wine well known to wine enthusiasts... Our route takes us through numerous internationally renowned vineyards. We make the most of a rich network of small, quiet roads that wind their way between the vineyards. We make the most of a rich network of small, quiet roads (often too narrow for two vehicles to pass each other) that wind their way between the vineyards. Night at a hotel in Nuits-Saint-Georges.

  • Level 1: Distance covered: 20 km / altitude gain: 150 m
  • Level 2: Distance covered: 35 km / altitude gain: 350 m
Day 2: Nuits-Saint-Georges - Beaune

Several more famous vineyards are on today’s itinerary. Our night in Nuits-Saint-Georges offers us the opportunity to head a little further north this morning, in order to discover two major players in the world of wine: Vougeot and Vosne Romanée. We ride through vineyards that make wines regarded by many as priceless. The wine made from the most famous Burgundy vineyard, the Romanée-Conti, is the most expensive in the world. Surprisingly, the vineyard has no noticeable security system, despite the fact that the vines are the envy of almost every wine growing region in the world! The exceptional quality of the wine is due to a number of different factors, first of which is tradition. In Burgundy, unlike Bordeaux, the mixing of different wines is forbidden. The soil type, location and exposure to sunlight are also important factors. It is also worth noting the passion of the local wine producers who have retained a remarkable humility and respect for the viticulture process, despite the prestige and fame surrounding their work. All of these characteristics, grouped under the name of "climates", play a role in the current request to become a Unesco world heritage site. Return to Beaune and our 3 star hotel for the night.

  • Level 1: Distance covered: 35 km / altitude gain: 450 m
  • Level 2: Distance covered: 40 km / altitude gain: 550 m
Day 3: Beaune - Chagny

We begin the day with a hearty Burgundy breakfast at our hotel, before heading off for the day's ride. Today our route takes us south of the Côte d'Or (a limestone ridge that gave its name to the department). As soon as we leave Beaune we start crossing a succession of "grand cru" vineyards and beautiful villages: Pommard, Volnay, Meursault, Puligny Montrachet, Chassagne Montrachet, then Santenay. In the same manner as the previous day, we link the villages on a network of small, quite roads that weave their way between the vineyards. The Côte d'Or ends here, and we drop down into the valley, where we join Santeney. We then follow the banks of the Canal du Centre all the way to Chagny. The canal connects the Mediterranean to the Atlantic… via the Saone and Loire rivers. We change department now, passing from the Saone to the Loire. As we head south we discover a different Burgundy, with fewer vineyards and more agriculture and cattle breeding. However, we still discover some prestigious vineyards, such as Mercurey or Rully, destination for our second overnight stop in Burgundy. Night in a guest house.

  • Level 1: Distance covered: 30 km / altitude gain: 200 m
  • Level 2: Distance covered: 40 km / altitude gain: 550 m
Day 4: Chagny - Beaune

After three days riding through vineyards, past prestigious châteaux and domains, today’s ride takes us to a more discrete, but no less charming Burgundy. Our route leaves us little time to get bored! By a superb network of minor roads that wind their way between the vineyards, then between the fields and pastures, we set our course due west to the valley of the Dheune, tributary of the Saone. We descend the Dheune, crossing numerous pretty villages, before joining the village of Santenay. We then make our way back to Beaune, via a different itinerary that allows us to discover several more pretty Côte d'Or villages, and maybe an opportunity to visit some more wine cellars… The perfect opportunity to do some wine tasting!

  • Level 1: Distance covered: 35 km / altitude gain: 350 m
  • Level 2: Distance covered: 45 km / altitude gain: 500 m

Distances are an indication only and may vary.

Itinerary end: France Bike Trips services end on the last day in Beaune at around 5 pm.

Dates

This tour can be booked anytime from beginning of April to mid-October.

Costs and services self-guided tour

Price per person for a group of:

A single-room supplement will be automatically charged in the case of odd-numbered groups.

3 day cycling programme

The price includes:

  • 2 nights in guest houses and hotels of the chosen category in double/twin rooms with en-suite facilities
  • 2 breakfasts
  • Daily baggage transfers
  • Our navigation app for smartphones, a detailed road book including maps (digital format) and GPS tracks
4 day cycling programme

The price includes:

  • 3 nights in guest houses and hotels of the chosen category in double/twin rooms with en-suite facilities
  • 3 breakfasts
  • Daily baggage transfers
  • Our navigation app for smartphones, a detailed road book including maps (digital format) and GPS tracks
Reductions for children:

France Bike Trips offers reductions for children aged 12 or under (applicable only if children share same rooms as parents). Please contact us for more details.

What is not included:
  • International flights
  • Your transfer to the meeting place (see paragraph below)
  • Bike rental
  • All services mentioned in extensions
  • Insurance, assistance
  • Drinks at the accommodation
  • Visits to museums, monuments and sites
  • Additional travel related to change in the programme due to bad weather
  • All personal expenses
  • Everything not mentioned under  “the price includes".

Supplementary services

Single room accommodation in 2* or 3* hotel (2 nights) 140 € / 

Single room accommodation in 2* or 3* hotel (3 nights) 210 € / 

Single room accommodation in 4* hotel (2 nights) 180 € / 

Single room accommodation in 4* hotel (3 nights) 260 € / 

Extra nights in Beaune:

Extra night in Beaune in 3* hotel, double or twin room, including breakfast 90 € / 

Extra night in Beaune in 3* hotel, single room, including breakfast 155 € / 

Extra night in Beaune in 4* hotel, double or twin room, including breakfast 210 € / 

Extra night in Beaune in 4* hotel, single room, including breakfast 280 € / 

On request, we can book the dinners of your trip in restaurants carefully selected by our teams (budget generally between 30 and 35 € per person, starter, main course and dessert. Drinks not included). Meals are to be paid by you upon arrival at the restaurant.

Dinner reservations 25 € / 

Bike rental

Standard bikes and e-bikes are available for rent.

Standard bike (3 days) 75 € / 

Standard bike (4 days) 95 € / 

E-Bike (3 days) 150 € / 

E-Bike (4 days) 200 € / 

All bycicles are equipped with mudguards, a rear rack, a handlebar bag, a bike lock, a pucture repair kit and a helmet.

Equipment for family holidays:

Child seat (3 days) 15 € / 

Child seat (4 days) 20 € / 

Child trailer (3 days) 60 € / 

Child trailer (4 days) 80 € / 

Child bike (3 days) 60 € / 

Child bike (4 days) 80 € / 

Please indicate your height when completing the tour booking form.

Electric bikes offer pedaling assistance, greatly reducing the effort needed to cover a given distance compared to a classic "human-powered" bicycle. They offer an alternative solution in two cases: 

  • You do not feel able to complete a level 1 wheel (lowest level) circuit. With electric assistance, this trip becomes accessible. 
  • You would like to complete a circuit with a person who is fitter than you and you are worried that you will be unable to keep up, or that the other person will find your pace too slow.

Private groups / Custom tours

You are a group of friends, a family, a company or a cycling club and you would like to organise a private cycling tour on the dates of your choice. This option is available for guided and self-guided tours.

  • If you are interested in one of the tours presented on our website, we can provide you with a detailed quote based on the number of persons in your group.
  • If you are interested in a custom version of one of our tours, with specific requirements (tour duration, accommodation type, vehicle assistance, airport transfers, bike rental, etc.), we can provide you with a detailed quote based on the number of persons in the group and the group's specific requirements.

For more information or to receive a quote, please contact us by phone at +33 458 140 435  or by email at info@france-bike-trips.com.

Booking procedure / Cancellation

How to book

In order to make a booking please fill in the online booking form on the "booking" page of your chosen tour. At the end of the booking process you will be transferred to our bank's secure payment page in order to pay a 30 % deposit.

Last minute booking

All self-guided bookings made within 21 days of tour departure will incur a surcharge of 15 € per person.

Expert advice
  • Unsure which tour to book?
  • Interested in a custom version of one of our tours?
  • Not sure if a particular tour is suitable for your riding style?

A dedicated team of travel specialists is available to offer you expert advice Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm (French time) by phone - +33 458 140 435 or by mail - info@france-bike-trips.com.

Tour confirmation

In order to confirm our guided tours, we need to reach a minimum number of participants (usually 5 persons are necessary). Therefore booking a guided tour does not necessarily mean the tour is confirmed. In the unlikely event that we are unable to confirm your chosen tour, we will offer you the opportunity (no less than 21 days before departure) of switching to another (confirmed) tour, or receiving a full refund.

Self-guided or custom tours: We confirm bookings of self-guided tours and custom tours directly after booking.

In both cases, please await our final booking confirmation before making any travel arrangements.

Balance payment

Tour balance payment must be made no less than 30 days before tour departure. Your travel documents will be sent to you once we have received your balance payment. Road books and maps will be sent to you 3 weeks before departure.

Cancellation

In the event that you are obliged to cancel your tour France Bike Trips will reimburse the entire sum paid for the tour, minus the following cancellation charges:

  • More than 60 days before departure: 5 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 60 and 31 days before departure: 15 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 30 and 21 days: 30 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 20 and 14 days: 50 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 13 and 7 days: 70 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Less than 7 days before departure: 100 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium

Full details of our sales conditions are available here

Travel insurance

It is important to be correctly insured when embarking on a cycling holiday. We recommend checking the details of your travel insurance (if you have one) and, if necessary, subscribing to our contract below. Please note that France Bike Trips is simply an intermediary between you and the insurance company.

You can choose between these travel insurance contracts while completing your booking form:

  • I subscribe to the "comprehensive multi-risk" insurance cover (4.5%), minimum premium of 15 €:
    This contract covers assistance, repatriation, lost or stolen luggage, holiday interruption and cancellation. To see the full contract, click here.
  • I purchase the "cancellation only" insurance cover (2.5%), minimum premium of 10 €:
    This policy covers cancellation only. To see the full contract, click here.
  • I purchase the "repatriation & assistance" insurance cover (1.6%), minimum premium of 10 €:
    This policy covers assistance, repatriation, lost or stolen luggage and holiday interruption. To see the full contract, click here.

Recommendation:
If you choose to take out a travel insurance policy with another insurance company, please check that the search and rescue coverage is suitable: area covered, expenses included, risks covered (as an indication, a minimum cover of 15 000 € is recommended). Please note that credit card insurance rarely offers this type of coverage.

Getting there

By train: From Paris Gare de Lyon train station to Beaune train station (about 3h by TGV train).
https://www.sncf-connect.com/en-en/

By plane:

  • From Roissy - Paris Charles de Gaulle airport: head to Beaune train station.
  • From Lyon airport: join the Lyon train station and head to Beaune train station.

By car:
Route planner: en.mappy.com


Route navigation

You will receive an email 2 weeks before departure, containing all the information necessary for your upcoming tour, including the following navigation tools:

Our dedicated smartphone app

Follow your route with comfort and ease! Thanks to the Velorizons navigation app, download the full trip itinerary to your smartphone, view route maps and profiles, access the list of booked accommodation, services and useful contacts, and use the integrated route guidance (visual and vocal) for navigation.

See the mobile app presentation video

To benefit fully from the app navigation system, we strongly recommend attaching your smartphone to the bicycle handlebar using a dedicated mount. An example can be viewed here.

Velorizons app compatibility
Operating systemAndroidAppleWindows PhoneBlackberry
CompatibilityVersion 8.0 minimumiOS 8.0 minimum. iPhone compatible, iPad compatible if GPS equippedNon compatibleNon compatible
A detailed Road Book

Your tour road book will be available to download in your My France Bike Trips customer area. The road book contains:

  • Full colour maps with highlighted routes,
  • Step-by-step route description,
  • Route profiles
GPS tracks

Tour GPS tracks will be available to download in your My France Bike Trips customer area. The tracks are in .gpx format, compatible with all GPS devices/apps.

Car sharing

If you sign up for a guided tour, we offer you the opportunity to see if you can carpool with other participants to get to the point of departure. To do this, go to "Car sharing" in our website. By entering the complete reference and the date of departure of the tour (available on the registration confirmation that we have sent you), you have access to route details and emails of other participants who wish to carpool.

Groupe size and guiding

For guided trips we limit the size of our groups from 5 (min) to 12 (max) persons  in order to ensure security and conviviality.

You will be guided by English-speaking French mountain bike guides.

No size limitation for self-guided trips.

Accommodation

We favour comfortable accommodation with warm hospitality. For more details, please see the "Costs and services" section.

For private groups and self-guided tours it is possible to choose alternative accommodation (upgrade) depending on availability.

Food

"L'art de la table"

We pay very careful attention to the quality and the variety of your meals.  Fresh and local produce will be served wherever possible.

Depending on the meals included in your chosen tour:

  • Continental breakfasts taken at the accommodation
  • Cold picnics for lunch (mixed salad, bread, cold meats, cheese and fruit). Each participant carries his picnic in his daypack
  • Hearty dinners (3 to 4 courses, with local dishes)

Please check the "Dates & Prices" section for meal plan details.

Baggage

During the day you carry only a daypack for additional clothing, water, food, camera, etc. The rest of your baggage is transferred each day to the following nights accommodation.

Health

We strongly recommend having a medical check-up before your holiday.

Our / Your state of mind

- A "group" tour: If you join a guided tour, you will be part of a group for several days. This is a superb opportunity to meet new people and share some magical moments. However, a group tour requires that each person show friendliness, openness and mutual respect for their fellow travellers.

- An "adventure" tour: despite the most careful preparation, adventure tours can present unforeseen events. Accepting these risks will help you enjoy your trip to the full, in the knowledge that your guide, our local partners and the entire France Bike Trips team will offer you the most suitable solutions to any given situation.

Bike and plane / train

If you decide to bring your own bike, be aware that transporting a bike by plane or train is no longer an issue. However a few simple guidelines help to optimise the transport and avoid potential damages that could occur.
Your bike must be transported in a designated bike bag (standard size 120x90cm). This maximal size allows you to travel with your bike as "hand luggage" in any TGV and SNCF trains.
It is very important that you protect your bike in the bag. After having deflated the tires, removed the wheels (by removing the quick release mechanisms), pedals and rear derailleur (which is left hanging on the chain), we recommend you wrap your bike inside the bag in a sheet of dense foam (thickness of 3 to 5 cm). A piece of cardboard or rigid plastic positioned between the foam and the inside of the cover can be beneficial to provide more rigidity.

Once folded up the bike bag will take up very little space and will be transported by the assistance vehicle during your tour.

Bike bags are available directly from France Bike Trips at a cost of 70 euros, plus postage.

Your equipment

Equipment provided by France Bike Trips on guided tours:
  • A group first-aid kit
  • A bike repair kit and tools
Personal equipment to bring:
Baggage

All your luggage must fit in two bags: a daypack and a travel bag.

1/ Daypack

This is the bag you will keep with you each day whilst riding. This bag should not be too large (up to 30 litres).

It will contain: a picnic lunch, camera, waterproof and extra clothing, etc.

Each day, your guide will advise you on what to bring in your bag according to the route and the weather.

2/ Travel bag

This is the bag that will be transported from one accommodation to the next by vehicle. It should contain all the belongings you will not use during the day.

IMPORTANT: Your luggage transported from one accommodation to the next must fit in a single bag and must not exceed 20kg.

List of equipment to pack in your bag the day of departure:
For your head
  • A cap or other head protection against the sun
  • A hat or headband
  • A bike helmet.
For your upper body
  • Two base layers (made of synthetic or natural breathable fabrics)
  • A warm shirt or a sweatshirt
  • A fleece
  • A waterproof jacket
For your legs
  • Two good quality cycling shorts
  • Trousers
  • Casual short
  • A swimsuit.
For your feet
  • Comfortable sports shoes 
  • Sports socks
  • Sandals (not obligatory, but nice during breaks and in the evening...).
For your bike

If you rent a bike from France Bike Trips, this material is not necessary.

  • 2 spare tubes and a puncture repair kit
  • Lubricant for chain and derailleur
  • A pump
  • A spare derailleur hanger
Various
  • A pair of cycling gloves
  • A bike lock
  • 2 bike bottles 75 cl (or Camelbak)
  • A small individual pharmacy: sunscreen (face and lips); band aids + double skin; Immodium; pain killers, earplugs, other personal medication.

Self-guided formula

Self-guided tour "user guide"

Active autonomy: what you need to know for our self-guided tours

In order to achieve the planned tour programme, you must:

  • Guide yourself with the highlighted maps and road book;
  • Choose suitable start times adapted to the lengths of the daily stages as well as your own riding pace, and leave an adequate safety margin of time;
  • Obtain daily weather forecasts from your hosts, and take into account the weather conditions when planning journey times;
  • Arrive at the booked guest houses and hotels listed in the programme on the given dates; 
  • Bring the necessary personal equipment to carry out the tour. France Bike Trips equipment list constitutes the necessary minimum;
  • Carry insurance policies and emergency telephone numbers with you at all times;
  • Be familiar with basic first-aid steps;
  • In the event of any problems during your trip, contact France Bike Trips (contact information in your travel documents). Possession of a mobile phone that works in France is strongly recommended.

Self-guided tours are undertaken without a guide and at your own risk. France Bike Trips cannot be held liable for any route error, misconduct, personal imprudence, inadequate planning or inappropriate reactions in the event of incidents.

Any programme change of your own initiative is under your responsibility and at your expense. 

Having said this, with our advice and good preparation, you should be able to look forward to a wonderful, trouble free holiday. Enjoy your trip!

Average tour rating:

5/5 - 4 Reviews
Bren D. | Participant rating:
"This is an ideal trip to take at the right time of the year in an area of cultural and historical importance in France. Four days is enough to get a good impression of the region and experience the food, wine and local hospitality. Would recommend arriving the day before the tour in Beaune so that you can get to see more of the city. The directions through the vineyards and small villages are very clear and really do keep you away from the traffic. It was worth doing the Level 2 route because we got to climb higher with great views and see different villages. "
Iain P. | Participant rating:
"lovely tour. very easy, beautiful scenery and excellent food and wine!"
Mary Q. | Participant rating:
"Fantastic 4 days cycling through Burgandy wine region. We highly recommend this tour."
Gabriella W. | Participant rating:
"A great combined trip, nice tours along country side and small villages/towns with Wineries to stop at and small restaurants to visit. Amazing scenery. And - super-service from France Bike Trips-Velorizons! We choose additional nights, a rest day in the middle of the tour and last minute changes of bikes and even though we were a "tricky customer" there was never any problems and always kind and responsive communication.
Thank you!!!"
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