Briare Aqueduct – Saint-Satur Viaduct loop from Briare

Briare Aqueduct – Saint-Satur Viaduct loop from Briare

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Briare Aqueduct – Saint-Satur Viaduct loop from Briare

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90.0km

190m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

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Train Station

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1.86 km

Briare Aqueduct

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Built on the eponymous canal, the Briare canal bridge is a remarkable construction dating from the end of the 19th century. Designed and designed by the Eiffel company, it is …

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1.99 km

Canal above the Loire

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open 24 hours, but you need to be careful to not fall into the canal. There is no fence. Beautiful view on the Loire

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8.30 km

Ancien Port de Châtillon

Lake

20.0 km

The Guétin Canal Bridge

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23.0 km

Étang de la Fontaine

Lake

24.0 km

Rest area with shelter

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Of course, the view of the nuclear power plant is particularly beautiful <3

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41.3 km

Cycle Path Along the Canal

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45.1 km

Saint-Satur Viaduct

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This railway viaduct was built in 1893. Now it is dedicated to the cycle path and allows you to admire Saint-Satur and Sancerre from above.

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77.1 km

Bonny-sur-Loire Village Center

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Today a small village on the Loire; in the 18th century the flood of the Loire in 1707 destroyed the infrastructure of the town of Bonny. The “Grand Chemin” from …

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82.1 km

Old port of Ousson

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Active port during the time of the Loire Navy, in the 18th and 19th centuries. Local production of rye, wine and wood was shipped there on barges. There are two …

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