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24,62 Km

2 h 03 min

Beginners/Families

Mont-Saint-Michel

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Ducey-Les Chéris

24,62 km cycling route from Mont-Saint-Michel to Ducey-Les Chéris

The Vélomaritime route leaves Normandy's Marvel behind, taking you via minor roads across salt-meadows. Make the most of the last glimpses you're afforded across to the Mont Saint-Michel set in its great bay before reaching the Sélune Estuary, your gateway to the traditional bocage normand landscapes, consisting of hedge-divided fields. A lovely greenway leads you gently to the centre of the well-flowered village of Ducey.

Elevation of the stage

49 m 59 m

Waytypes of the stage

Cycle path: 12,07 km By road: 12,52 km

Surface of the stage

Lisse: 16,83 km Rugueux: 7,64 km Accidenté: 0,12 km

The route

After the Mont Saint-Michel, you follow minor roads from Beauvoir to the Sée Estuary at Pontaubault. Then you ride along a greenway to Ducey.

Links

Signposted link towards Avranches train station via minor roads across salt-meadows (12km in length leaving from Pontaubault bridge)

Signposted link to Pontorson / Mont-Saint-Michel station (8,5 km)

SNCF

Nearby train stations: Pontorson / Mt-St-Michel station: Granville St-Malo line, 2 trains per day on average with service to Le Mont. Avranches station

Access and parking at the Mont-Saint-Michel for bikes

You’re allowed to cycle across the causeway and bridge.

There are 70 bike parking spaces available during the high season in the forecourt of the Fanils fortress at the foot of the mount (left-hand entrance - see the facilities). A parking assistant will be there to help you park your bike. ⚠️ the parking area is not guarded and doesn’t offer a baggage deposit service. The Plan Vigipirate (French anti-terrorist security plan) requires that no baggage be left on bikes.

Alternatively, you can leave your bike in one of the three parking areas further afield, all equipped with bike racks: P9 bike parking area; alongside the greenway near the dam; at Place du Barrage, on the side of the road leading to the mount.