Rives du Lot – Viewpoint historic Belaye loop from Camping La Tuque

Rives du Lot – Viewpoint historic Belaye loop from Camping La Tuque

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Rives du Lot – Viewpoint historic Belaye loop from Camping La Tuque

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37.0km

390m

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Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

Last updated: September 23, 2026

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5.65 km

Saint Hilaire Church in Grézels

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The Saint Hilaire church in Grézels is a Romanesque church located in the village of Grézels, in the Lot department in France. This church dates from the 12th century and is considered a jewel of Romanesque architecture in the region.

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7.97 km

Le Lot

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9.32 km

Church of Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens of Pescadoires

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The first known mention of the church of Pescadoires appears with the donation which is made in 1037 by Calsan de Bélaye, his son Guillaume and his nephew Grimoald to …

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20.2 km

Les Junies

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29.3 km

Super camping pour cycliste

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Campsite run by a Dutch couple. Large lot provided for cyclists. Count 20th the location for 2. A pontoon allows you to go swimming in the Charente. Snack in the campsite

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30.7 km

Rives du Lot

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View of the Lot and the Floiras dam, below the hamlet of Bélaye, on the Lot valley cycle route. By climbing a little you reach the small village where there is a refreshment bar: the convent of Bélaye.

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33.1 km

Viewpoint historic Belaye

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The town of Bélaye is located in the Midi-Pyrénées region of Quercy in the Lot. Located in the lower Lot valley, this small medieval village was inhabited by the bishops …

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33.3 km

Bélaye viewpoint

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An impressive panorama of the surrounding countryside and the Lot from Bélaye. There is a short but steep climb up to Bélaye with a maximum gradient of 8%.

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