Km 00 Liberty Road – Utah Beach loop from Carentan

Km 00 Liberty Road – Utah Beach loop from Carentan

Moderate

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Km 00 Liberty Road – Utah Beach loop from Carentan

03:18

82.9km

350m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 25, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Parc naturel régional des Marais du Cotentin et du Bessin

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Train Station

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12.1 km

Major Richard D Winters Memorial

Highlight • Monument

If you like World War II history and the Band of Brothers series, you may want to visit the Major Richard D Winters Memorial, a monument dedicated to the memory …

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13.0 km

Km 00 Liberty Road

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The Freedom Route is a historic route which commemorates the Liberation of France but also that of Belgium and Luxembourg during the Second World War. The km 0 and 00 …

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16.7 km

Utah Beach

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The tranquility of this beach makes it difficult to imagine the events of June 1944. The armored vehicles and soldiers of that time have made way for oyster beds, birds and walkers.

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29.4 km

Quinéville Beach

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An alternative to the Eurovélo 4, but here it is the GR.

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31.4 km

Quinéville

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Very cute village with impressively trimmed hedges forming a gigantic gate, a well-preserved church with memorials, and traditional houses

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58.3 km

Breathtaking view of the Marais de l'Angle

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To see the phenomenon of the white marshes, you have to go there in winter (January - February - March for example). The roads can be greasy and / or …

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61.4 km

Jardin du 508ème Régiment d'infanterie Parachutiste Américain

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79.5 km

House having served as a command post during D-Day to the Germans in a first step, then to the Americans during the confrontation between the 2 formations of parachutists. Today it is a museum retracing this fight.

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