Discover our selection of cycling tours for exploring the plains and mountains of Chablais.
Choose to rent a bike from a local sports shop or bring your own bike with you. In the latter case, plan your trip well by checking all arrangements and advice regarding transporting your bike on the train.
More informationThis e-bike tour, also suitable for gravel, starts in Gryon and takes you to Pont de Nant. The route crosses peaceful paths and forests. The Pont de Nant nature reserve, its botanical garden and its restaurant are included on this charming route.
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A beautiful route that is accessible to everyone. The route takes you through the Rhone plain between farmland and forest belts. The tour follows the water: the Rhone, Lake Geneva and the Stockapler canal. You also have the opportunity to discover picturesque villages and their countless restaurants.
The Rhone Route crosses Valais at the foot of its imposing mountains, continues along the river on quiet and charming paths and then follows the shores of Lake Geneva all the way to the city itself. Stage 5 leads from Martigny to St-Maurice and Montreux.
Starting in the village of Leysin, climb up to Les Plans and then to Les Fers via the tarmac road and then follow the varied terrain to La Badause. The uphill route continues along a tarmac road to La Pierre du Moëllé.
This sunny route includes a long uphill climb and then follows the overhanging crossing of the Col des Mosses. The descent to La Comballaz is easy before the return to Les Mosses. This route is of intermediate difficulty.
The spectacular views of the Vaud Alps and the crossings between hills and forests will make you easily forget the sometimes steep inclines that only a few cyclists know. The 39 kilometres of road cycling take you on a journey of discovery through this wonderful region as you pass through its villages.
Following a climb along the Col de la Croix road, this original circular cycling route follows a lovely packed-earth track between Taveyanne and Les Chaux. Along the way, you can discover the beautiful picturesque hamlet of Taveyanne, plus enjoy a spectacular view of the Dents du Midi and the Rhone Valley from Les Chaux.
Head for the heights! There are three hills waiting for you on this route of moderate difficulty: La Pelouse (5km), Le Bévieux (10km) and Verschiez (18km). The return route is flat. Enjoy refreshments in the café-restaurant at the World Cycling Centre, the headquarters of the International Cycling Union.
In the welcoming shadow of the Dents du Midi, cycle the 47 kilometres of this circular route accessible to everyone! Discover the Portes du Soleil region by visiting its four villages with an e-bike. While you recharge your batteries in one of the Alpine restaurants along the route, take some time to relax and sample a local speciality or simply sit back and admire the landscape.
The Dents du Midi region is a paradise for cycling enthusiasts of any kind. Located on the Swiss side of Les Portes du Soleil, the bike park offers trails and activities for mountain bikers of all levels: from the Le Géant beginners’ track at Morgins to the black World Cup trail in Champéry for those who are more experienced.
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