The Full Le Puy Camino by Bike
The Full Le Puy Camino by Bike
The Full Le Puy Camino by Bike
16 Days Starting in Le Puy en Velay, France and ending in St Jean Pied de Port, France
Visiting: Le Puy-en-Velay, Aumont-Aubrac, Conques, Figeac, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, Cahors, Auvillar, Condom, Aire-sur-l'Adour, Maslacq, St Palais, St Jean Pied de Port
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Independent
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Self Guided
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Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable cycling adventure along "The Way of St James by Bike" through the picturesque landscapes of France. This self-guided tour takes you from Le Puy-en-Velay to St Jean Pied de Port, covering diverse terrains and historic towns such as Saugues, Estaing, Conques, Figeac, Condom, and Auvillar. Enjoy the region's culinary delights and the warm hospitality of charming 2-3 star hotels and B&Bs, with most dinners included. Experience the contrasting landscapes and unique architecture as you cycle through volcanic ranges, lush valleys, and medieval villages. With a hybrid rental bike, digital maps, and luggage transfers provided, this tour offers a perfect blend of challenge and comfort for avid cyclists.
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 : Arrive Le Puy-En-Velay
Location: Le Puy-en-Velay
Accommodation Name: hotel
Arrive in Le Puy-en-Velay. Capital of Haute-Loire and located in the southeast of the Massif Central, it's an ancient town surrounded by a volcanic landscape which is dominated by rocky peaks rising from the valley floor. We recommend that you allow at least half a day to explore. Take a stroll and visit the Chapel of Saint Michel d’Aiguilhe, built by Godescalc, after his pilgrimage to Santiago in AD951. Warm up your cycling legs and climb the 267 steps for views over the town and surrounding area. You can also visit some of the many museums and the Romanesque Cathedral of Notre Dame. Make sure you purchase your pilgrim passport to have it stamped throughout your journey to St Jean Pied de Port.
Day 2 : Cycle To Saugues Via Monts Du Deves (46Km/29Mi)
Location: Le Puy-en-Velay
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Starting from the cathedral, the route ascends quickly to leave the town of Le Puy. It goes through the Monts du Velay, where green lentils are grown, and enters the volcanic range of Devès before going down into the Haut-Allier gorges, a natural frontier before the Velay and the Gévaudan areas. The ascent of the Saugues plateau will be the last difficulty of this stage. Overnight in Saugues which is famous for its mushrooms!
1050m/3444ft ascent, 625m/2050ft descent
Day 3 : Cycle Across The Margeride Plateau To Aumont-Aubrac (44Km/27.5Mi)
Location: Aumont-Aubrac
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Saugues is a small town famous for its English Tower and its Mushroom Fair. Starting there, the route continues into the Margeride plateau, then winds through the Truyère high valley before reaching Aumont-Aubrac. Amongst the most interesting sights are St Roch Chapel or L’Hospitalet du Dauvage Chapel, erected on a lonely pass at an altitude of around 1200m/3940ft. Today's destination is the town of Aumont-Aubrac is in the heart of Lozère, at 1043m/3422ft, and is an important point on the pilgrimage route.
800m/2624ft ascent, 730m/2395 descent
Day 4 : Challenging Cycle Via Nasbinals To Estaing (78Km/49Mi)
Location: Aumont-Aubrac
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
From Aumont-Aubrac, located in "Terre de Peyre" (meaning land of stones), the route goes through pine groves before reaching the Aubrac plateau, covered with pastures as far as the eye can see. Just after Nasbinals, famous for the "transhumance" (at the end of May), you pass the highest point of the Way of St James (col d'Aubrac, at 1340m). Further down, around Saint Côme d’Olt, you will discover the Lot valley and the lovely village of Estaing.
655m/2148ft ascent, 1375m/4511 descent
Day 5 : Cycle To Conques (36Km/22.5Mi)
Location: Conques
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
This stage takes place in very hilly Aveyron. It's one of the shorter stages, but one of the most challenging. Leaving Estaing and the Lot valley, there is a very steep ascent to Campuac. Continue towards Espeyrac, a nice village with its ruined castle dating from the Middle Ages. In a few kilometres you reach Sénergues, also very interesting with its castle and the Tour Carrée. Then, a spectacular route takes you downhill towards Conques, jewel of Romanesque art and a must on the Via Podiensis! Conques is filled with sloping roofed houses, and you will admire the Abbey-Church of Sainte Foy, with its three dominant towers and precious Roman portal.
680m/2230ft ascent, 440m/1443ft descent
Day 6 : Continue Cycle To Figeac (43Km/27Mi)
Location: Figeac
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast
Start today along the river Dourdou de Conques, which brings you back along the Lot river. On the Lot, flat-bottomed boats called “gabares” used to transport charcoal to Bordeaux. The river is the connecting thread of this stage, leading you up to Livinhac-le-Haut. You then leave it behind to reach the pretty town of Figeac, by the Célé river. This is the home town of Champollion (the 'Father of Egyptology' who first deciphered hieroglyphics) and a very important pilgrimage connecting point.
430m/1410ft ascent, 740m/2427ft descent
Day 7 : Cycle To The Lot River Valley At St Cirq Lapopie / Bouzies (54Km/34Mi)
Location: Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
The route winds through the Célé Valley, past several Quercy-like villages: Espagnac and its lovely 13th century church, Saint Sulpice and its troglodyte houses, Marcilhac and the ruins of its Benedictine abbey church, then Sauliac and Cabrerets. In Conduché, you will find the Lot river again and discover the gorgeous village of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, perched on a rocky spur and your hotel nearby in Bouzies.
80m/262ft ascent, 150m/492ft descent
Day 8 : Through Medieval Towns To Cahors (35Km/22Mi)
Location: Cahors
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast
An easier day of cycling today. The approach to Cahors and its famous bridge “Pont Valentré” is via the limestone plateaus and the Lot valley. En route you will come across “cazelles” (dry-stone walls huts), crosses, as well as locks still in use for sailing. Since Celtic times, the town of Cahors has had a rich history. It is known as the centre of AOC ‘black’ wine which has been produced since the Middle Ages and exported via Bordeaux, long before that famous region developed its own viticulture industry. The choice is yours as to where you wish to dine this evening.
540m/1771ft ascent, 550m/1804ft descent
Day 9 : Cycle To Lauzerte (40Km/25Mi)
Location: Cahors
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
You start today by leaving Cahors on the Valentré bridge. The route continues to Labastide-Marnhac and Chateau de Bonnac. Typically, the houses here are built on a hill. The last part of the day crosses the “Quercy Blanc” (White Quercy, in reference to the white calcareous rocks located in the ground) up to Lauzerte. The town of Lauzerte is spectacularly located on a hill overlooking a landscape of vineyards, limestone plateaus and green valleys. Spend some time wandering the upper village with its medieval architecture, ramparts and picturesque town square.
285m/935ft ascent, 185m/607ft descent
Day 10 : Cycle To Auvillar With Its Interesting Medieval Circular Market (47Km/29Mi)
Location: Auvillar
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
The day begins with a great descent to Moissac, a former major stop on the Way of St James, before continuing into the Lomagne or "hunchback Gascogne", an area of natural beauty. Straddling the Tarn-et-Garonne and the Gers, this former dependency of the duchy of Gascony is the land of white garlic, interesting houses and churches. Later you reach Auvillar, built on a promontory and classified as one of the "most beautiful villages in France". With its circular market built in 1824, clock tower and old stone houses, there is much to see around the town.
245m/804ft ascent, 370m/1214ft descent
Day 11 : Continue To The Armagnac Town Of Condom (60Km/37.5Mi)
Location: Condom
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Along this stage, you will leave Tarn-et-Garonne and enter the Gers départment. The route is lined with quaint villages: Flamarens, Miradoux, Lectoure, Marsolan, and La Romieu. Leaving La Romieu, the expansive views of the open countryside of the Gers are inspiring. The area represents the transition between the 'haute' Armagnac around Lectoure (also called White Armagnac due to the limestone found through the area) and the 'bas' Armagnac around Eauze where thick black oak woods are found and 57% of the wine crops of Armagnac are located. Condom is one of the principal Armagnac towns and is located on a spur of the rivers Gele and Baise. The key attraction is the Gothic styled cathedral of St Peter's, the last built in the Languedoc style. Note: there is an early luggage pick up tomorrow (by 7.15am), we suggest leaving your bag to be transferred at reception this evening.
555m/1820ft ascent, 590m/1935ft descent
Day 12 : Cycle Via The Roman Town Of Eauze To Aire Sur L'adour (80Km/50Mi)
Location: Aire-sur-l'Adour
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
The cycle route this morning takes you to Montréal-du-Gers, one of the most ancient walled towns of Gascogne (1289). On the way, we recommend a little detour through Larresingle, another of the 'Most Beautiful Villages in France". Continue to Eauze, the capital of the current Gascogne. Take time to admire the slender steeple of St Luperce and the half-timbered house of Jeanne d’Albret. At the end of the day, you will come out on the Adour plain, a very open and intensively cultivated landscape. Aire sur l'Adour is separated into two parts; the lower section which is by the river and dominated by the cathedral of St Jean Baptiste, and the high town or Mas d'Aire, which is dominated by the Eglise de Sainte Quitterie where a Benedictine monastery once stood. Accommodation this evening will be in Aire or neighbouring Barcelonne du Gers.
220m/722ft ascent, 240m/787ft descent
Day 13 : Continue Cycle Past Small Churches And A Pilgrims Hospital To Maslacq (67Km/42Mi)
Location: Maslacq
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
This hilly stage first leads to Arzacq-Arraziguet. En route, you will discover the church of Miramont-Sensacq as well as Pimbo, one of the most ancient walled towns in the Landes area. Further on, you enter the Béarn area and its many highlights including the village of Morlanne which is dominated by a fortified castle and has an amazing view over the Pyrénées mountain range. Continue to the village of Arthez-de-Béarn and cross the Gave de Pau river before reaching the small village of Maslacq.
660m/2165ft ascent, 655m /2148ft descent
Day 14 : Cycle To St Palais Via Navarrenx (48Km/30Mi)
Location: St Palais
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Today you will transition between the Béarn area and the Basque country, in the very heart of the Pyrenean foothills. After the ancient fortified village of Navarrenx, you will cross the Gave d’Oloron. Along the way discover the Montgaston and Joantho castles before reaching St Palais, a cultural town which plays host to colourful festivals and markets. Here the street signs are in the Basque language which is typical of the region. This is also the entry point into the Lower Navarre, formerly the Kingdom of Navarre. There are a number of sights to visit including a museum containing historic pilgrim relics and a statue of St James the pilgrim.
380m/1246ft ascent, 415m/1361ft descent
Day 15 : Final Leg Of Cycle To St Jean Pied De Port (34Km/21.3Mi)
Location: St Jean Pied de Port
Accommodation Name: hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
The last spins of the wheel before the Spanish border! You will ride through Ostabat, a former important connecting point for pilgrims still housing remnants of great hospitals and ancient buildings. Not long after, the pretty pilgrimage town of St Jean Pied de Port is entered via the Porte Saint-Jacques. With its ornate Basque style houses and wealth of sights to visit (Citadelle, Prison des Eveques, museums and churches, the various Portes (doors) and bridges over the river Nive), take the time and walk around this evening.
385m/1263ft ascent, 255m/836ft descent
Day 16 : Trip Concludes
Meals Included: Breakfast
Trip concludes after breakfast.
What's Included
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Accommodation
15 nights hotels and charming B&Bs -
15 breakfasts, 11 dinners: Breakfasts are usually continental inclusive of breads, cheese, ham, tea, coffee & juices. Dinner will consist of 3 courses, usually starting with a salad, followed by a chicken, red meat, fish or pasta dish & finishing with a d
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15 nights in comfortable 2-3 star hotels and charming guesthouses on a twin share basis with ensuite facilities. Optional hotel upgrade (with pool) at Aumont available - supplement applies
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Digital information pack including smartphone app with maps, roadbook and GPS Tracks
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Hybrid rental bike with repair kit, lock, panniers, pump & helmet (e-bikes available - supplement applies)
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Luggage Transfer, 1 piece maximum 13kg, supplement applies for excess
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Visitor tax
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Emergency hotline
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Travel to Le Puy-en-Velay and from St Jean Pied de Port
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Meals not listed as included, drinks
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Travel insurance - mandatory
What's Not Included
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Entrance fees
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Guide - this is a self guided trip
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Transfers
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Meals not noted as included - ie. lunch daily and dinner in Le Puy en Velay, Figeac, Cahors and St Jean Pied de Port - and all beverages (except at breakfast)
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Excess baggage - arrangements can be made to carry baggage in excess of the 1 bag of 13kg limit. Excess baggage which has not been pre organised may be refused. A supplement applies for excess baggage. Please ask our office for details.
What You Carry
During the cycle day you will carry your daily requirements in the pannier provided with the bike. This may include your lunch, wet weather gear, mobile phone and water. A small daypack which can be kept inside the pannier is useful for sightseeing.
Accommodation
15 nights hotels and charming B&Bs. During the trip you will be accommodated in a range of comfortable 2-3 star hotels, in addition to some charming B&Bs. Rooms will have private facilities. Dinners are provided most nights, either at the hotel or a nearby restaurant.
Grading
Closely following the GR65 (although only up to 20% is actually on the walking route) the cycle route covers daily distance of between 35 and 80km / 21.5 and 50mi over initially mountainous terrain with ascents of between 145 and 1150m / 475 and 3773ft each day. The grading is challenging (grade 5) to reflect the terrain and the distances covered on the more challenging days. Much of the route is on small country roads with some sections (around 0-30%) on dirt and gravel roads. Entering and leaving towns will require additional care due to traffic on the road. Unlike the walking route, the cycle route is not signposted and waymarked. Therefore following the route notes and maps is essential. You can also download GPS routes on your smartphone. We recommend that you prepare well for this trip to ensure you have time and energy to discover the towns and sights in the afternoon and en route. An option to rent an e-bike is available if you are not sure of your fitness. You should have good cycling experience. Preparation should begin at least 3 months before departure, with regular riding on roads over undulating terrain essential. Please speak to your UTracks consultant or travel agent for further advice on fitness preparation.
Mode of Transport
Travel to Le Puy-en-Velay and from St Jean Pied de Port. Hybrid rental bike with repair kit, lock, panniers, pump & helmet (e-bikes available - supplement applies). Luggage transfer, 1 piece maximum 13kg, supplement applies for excess.
Check out our Q&As
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What type of accommodation is provided during the tour?
During the trip, you will be accommodated in a range of comfortable 2-3 star hotels and charming B&Bs. Rooms will have private facilities, and the hotels and B&Bs have been chosen for their proximity to the trail, the experiences of our travelers, and the meals provided.
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Are meals included in the tour package?
Yes, 15 breakfasts and 11 dinners are included. Breakfasts are usually continental, inclusive of breads, cheese, ham, tea, coffee, and juices. Dinners will consist of three courses, usually starting with a salad, followed by a chicken, red meat, fish, or pasta dish, and finishing with dessert.
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What kind of bike is provided for the tour?
A hybrid rental bike with a repair kit, lock, panniers, pump, and helmet is provided. E-bikes are also available for an additional supplement.
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Is luggage transfer included in the tour?
Yes, luggage transfer is included with a maximum of one piece weighing up to 13kg. A supplement applies for excess luggage.
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What should I carry during the cycling day?
During the cycle day, you will carry your daily requirements in the pannier provided with the bike. This may include your lunch, wet weather gear, mobile phone, and water. A small daypack that can be kept inside the pannier is useful for sightseeing.
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What is the difficulty level of the cycling route?
The cycling route is graded as challenging (grade 5) due to the terrain and the distances covered on the more challenging days. The route covers daily distances of between 35 and 80km over initially mountainous terrain with ascents of between 145 and 1150m each day.
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Is the tour self-guided or guided?
This is a self-guided cycling holiday. You will be provided with a digital information pack including a smartphone app with maps, a roadbook, and GPS tracks.
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What happens if I have dietary requirements?
If you have dietary requirements, it is important to advise these directly to the hotel or restaurant when you arrive. The tour organizers will do their best to inform them prior to your arrival. Special diets may not have the same variety in food as those not on special diets, and this will vary from establishment to establishment.
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What are some of the highlights of the tour?
Some highlights include cycling the whole route to St Jean Pied de Port, spending evenings in symbolic towns such as Saugues, Estaing, Conques, Figeac, Condom, and Auvillar, experiencing the culinary delights of the region, and viewing the contrasting landscapes and architecture between the regions passed.
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What is the best way to prepare for this cycling tour?
Preparation should begin at least three months before departure, with regular riding on roads over undulating terrain essential. You should have good cycling experience. An option to rent an e-bike is available if you are not sure of your fitness. It is recommended to speak to your UTracks consultant or travel agent for further advice on fitness preparation.
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How fit do I have to be?
Our adventures are first and foremost holidays and can be undertaken by anyone in a reasonable state of health and fitness - however, please carefully read our Terms & Conditions when booking and view the trip grading. We rank our trips according to our honest Trip Grading System. We recommend that you familiarise yourself with our grading system by reading our detailed trip notes (which you can order through this site) and to speak with us about the physical requirements of your chosen trip.
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What happens if something goes wrong?
On our guided tours, you travel in small groups with a local multi-lingual guide whose knowledge of the terrain, flora, fauna and history of the region is exemplary. Our self guided tours give you the freedom to explore at your own pace - but they're not unsupported. We provide detailed route notes and maps and our local partners are on hand throughout the day in the unlikely event that something goes wrong. All we request is that you select a program that matches your level of fitness to ensure that you have a comfortable experience.
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I'm travelling solo on a self-guided trip. Do I pay the single supplement or the single traveller surcharge?
Most of our self guided trips are priced based on twinshare. If you are travelling solo the single traveller surcharge will apply. The single supplement would apply if you were travelling in a party with others and you had chosen to book a single room. You would never pay a single traveller surcharge and a single supplement.
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Transfer as credit to Future Tours
UTracks allows you to transfer existing payments to a future tour to avoid cancellation fees if you can't travel and inform utracks, 70 days before departure.
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Low Deposit
UTracks requires a minimum deposit of 250 GBP per person or the full booking value, whichever is less, with the final balance not due until 70 days before departure.
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Cancellation Policy
We don't charge a cancellation fee, here is a summary of utracks charges.
Up to 70 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of deposit.
At 69 days before tour starts: Forfeit 50% of booking price.
At 35 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of booking price.