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Along the Drôme River – Clairette de Die Vineyards loop from Vallieu

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Along the Drôme River – Clairette de Die Vineyards loop from Vallieu

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Along the Drôme River – Clairette de Die Vineyards loop from Vallieu

02:18

35.7km

470m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 10, 2026

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Parc naturel régional du Vercors

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3.94 km

Le Lac Bleu Camping Site

Highlight • Lake

Very nice little campsite, very quiet, small lake and on the Bès (Bèz), a tributary of the Drôme.
More information: camping-lacbleu.fr/de

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9.09 km

The Drôme

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Magnificent turquoise water of the Drome.

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9.54 km

This path will allow you to follow the Drôme without exposing yourself to the adjacent departmental road.

Here you benefit from a quiet road to enjoy the landscape while connecting Chatillon-en-Diois.

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15.9 km

Old Town of Die

Highlight • Historical Site

For many years, on the occasion of the herds going up to the mountain pastures, Die has been celebrating transhumance. For 2 days, to the rhythm of the sheep, Die is crossed by a huge herd, which then climbs to the mountain pastures of the Vercors. Meals and collective bivouacs take place in a festive atmosphere of which the land of Clairette has the secret. This happens in the month of June every year. The old town is very pleasant, and there is an atmosphere of reciprocating movement. Close to the bridge you will find an excellent cycle shop. It's good to know. here is a video that gives you an idea of the party:

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16.0 km

Notre-Dame de Die Cathedral

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In this square there are markets on Wednesday and Saturday, as well as several bars and restaurants all around the square.

Notre-Dame de Die Cathedral was the cathedral of the bishopric of Die from the 4th century to 1801. At that date, the bishopric of Die was attached to that of Valence. It was built in the 12th century and is classified as a historic monument in the 1840 list.

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