Cycle touring at the heart of Normandy’s major cycling routes

Cycle Tourism in Normandy: choose a destination at the heart of major Norman cycling routes
 

🚲 Cycle Tourism Around Rouen: 4 Routes to Discover by Bike

Looking to experience Rouen and its surrounding areas from a different perspective? Hop on your bike and set off to explore the landscapes of Normandy! Around the Norman capital, several major cycling routes invite you to take your time—journeying through a blend of heritage sites, natural scenery, charming villages, and quiet country roads.

Whether you prefer day trips or multi-day cycling adventures, discover four must-try cycling routes for exploring the area around Rouen by bike: the *Véloroute des Thermes*, the *Véloscénie*, the *Voie des Légendes*, and the *Avenue Verte London - Paris*.

🌿 The *Véloroute des Thermes* (Thermal Baths Cycle Route): between Rouen and the Avenue Verte London - Paris

From Forges-les-eaux (starting point on the Avenue Verte London - Paris) to Rouen, the Véloroute des Thermes offers a delightful cycling getaway through the landscapes of the Seine-Maritime department.

This marked cycling route invites you to enter the lush, green countryside of Normandy before reaching Rouen. Along the way, small valleys, picturesque villages, and rural heritage sites provide plenty of opportunities to pause and take in the scenery.

It is an ideal route for those who wish to combine exploring the region, visit Rouen and appreciate Norman heritage with the simple joy of cycling.

🚲 Perfect for: a day trip or a leisurely multi-day cycling journey beginning in Rouen.

🏰 The *Véloscénie*: From Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel

Dreaming of a grand cycling adventure? The *Véloscénie* (veloscenic) connects two iconic landmarks: Paris and Mont-Saint-Michel.

Spanning nearly 450 km, this route traverses several regions, offering an incredible diversity of landscapes and cultural heritage. As you approach Rouen and Normandy, the journey takes on a new dimension: villages, hedged farmland, valleys, and historical heritage accompany cycle tourists all the way to the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel.