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Ascent and descent of Ventoux via Malaucène.

42km, 1600m. Positive elevation.
Course - Road and VTC.

The classic in our courses! Dare to challenge the mythical Mont Ventoux starting from Malaucène! You will discover a very nice climb with a more varied profile than on the South face, moments of high percentage and welcome moments of 'rest'. You will also have access to several viewpoints over the Comtat Venaissin plain, over the Rhône valley and over the Baronnies. Once you have passed the Mont Serein station, a last effort will take you to the summit and its magnificent 360° panorama. Then just let yourself go down, be careful because the descent is long and the effort will have tired you!
This tour is accessible with our electric hybrid bikes, respecting the instructions given at the start.

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Ascent of Ventoux via Malaucène, descent via Bedoin.

54.5 Km, 1750m Ascent.
Course - Road and VTC.

A beautiful loop with ascent of Mont Ventoux on the Malaucène side and return via Bédoin. Same ascent as the previous route; once at the top, you follow the road down to chalet Reynard by the very rocky south face, then down to Bedoin. Be careful, the road is narrow and very busy with cyclists, motorbikes and cars. you will need to be very concentrated throughout the descent. Once in Bédoin you will take the road to Malaucène via the very beautiful balcony road of the Madeleine.
This tour is accessible with our electric hybrid bikes if you still have 30% battery at the top.
We strongly advise against doing this route in the opposite direction so as not to risk finding yourself without a battery and without the possibility of repatriation before the summit.

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In the heart of the Laces.

Foray into the Dentelles de Montmirail
28.5 Km, 685m Ascent.
Discovery trail - Road and VTC.

A very nice balcony tour around the Dentelles de Montmirail. Take the picturesque Suzette road and admire the superb view of the Col de la Chaine. Then meander to the perched village of Suzette (a visit to the small 12th century church is a must), then go down to Lafare, then go up to La Roque Alric and admire the view of the Dentelles. Reach Barroux by a superb balcony road with a view of Ventoux and the Comtat Venaissin plain, then cross Barroux and descend to a place called 'the lime kiln'. Take the direction of Caromb then left. After a steep climb, reach Lac du Paty to return to Malaucène.

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Mollans-Propiac.

Ballad in the southern Baronnie
43.3 Km, 680m Ascent.
Discovery Road and VTC.

Pretty walk to discover the landscapes of the Baronnies du Sud, easy to access. Offering many breaks around the villages or the river, this route is dotted with remarkable viewpoints. Go to Entrechaux via the small roads then reach Mollans sur Ouvèze. Then pass Pierrelongue and its perched church, then follow the cycle path along the road to Buis les Baronnies. Before the town center turn left towards Propiac, pass a very pretty pass with these magnificent marls on the left, then go down to Propiac. Then a short but intense ascent to reach the Col de Propiac, then a very nice descent to Faucon and the Ouvèze. All you have to do is reach Malaucène.

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Toulourenc - Fontaube - Ouvèze

A magnificent tour !
63.3 Km, 885m ascent
Road, VTC.

Our favorite tour! Departing from Malaucène you will pass through the Combes de Veaux (known for these Neolithic flint quarries), then you can cool off in the river before tackling a 7km climb. Then you descend and discover the famous Toulourenc valley, the small village of Brantes, a local gem (a visit to the cobbled streets is a must!), then pass the Col de Fontaube and its breathtaking view of Mont Ventoux. Finally, descend through the Ouvèze valley, discovering the villages of Pierrelongue, Mollans and Entrechaux.

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Tour of the Laces.

Around the Montmirail laces in an anti-clockwise direction!
48.6 km, 620m elevation gain.
Road, VTC.

Departing from Malaucène you will go around the Montmirail laces massif in an anti-clockwise direction. This will allow you to pass downwind in the 1st part, then to have it in the back by joining the surroundings of the Rhone Valley. If you have time, do not hesitate to visit the magnificent village of Séguret. Then you can take a meal break (in moderation) in Sablet, Gigongas, Vacqueras or Beaumes de Venise, the choice of listed vintages is not lacking! Return to the heart of the Dentelles by joining the small village of Lafare, then attack the ascent of Suzette for 3.5km. Pedal to Malaucène by a superb hilly road, and enjoy the beautiful view of the Ventoux and the Dentelles at the pass of the chain.

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The Gorges of the Nesque.

The superb Gorges de la Nesque !
94.5 Km, 1340m elevation gain.
Road.

A very beautiful walk that will take you to the foothills of Ventoux and then to the magnificent Gorges de la Nesque. After joining Bédoin via the col de la madeleine, drive to Flassan via the pretty fruit fields. Then attack the rise of the Gabelle by the small road (there may be gravel) once at the pass continue on the small road until the junction of Sault. Pass Monieux and reach the Sublime point for a very nice view break. Enjoy the descent by paying attention to other users in the other direction. From Villes sur Auzon join Mormoiron then the picturesque road of Saint Pierre de Vassols. The gypsum cliffs you will see have long been used to make plaster. Then take the direction of Caromb then Le Barroux and finally Malaucène.

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Ride around the Ventoux.

The famous Ventoux loop, counter-clockwise !
101.5 Km, 1320m elevation gain.
Road.

A wonderful ride. You leave via the col de la madeleine and take the balcony road above the Comtat Venaissin. Join Bedoin, the fruit plain of Flassan, then Villes sur Auzon and begin the ascent of the famous Nesque gorges to the sublime point (view of the Rocher de Cire), then descend to Sault and these plateaus with magnificent Lavender fields in July. Then you will switch to the wilder north side with the Toulourenc valley, its pretty perched villages and the Col de Fontaube, before letting you descend towards Malaucène following the course of the Ouvèze.

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