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Carbonnière Tower – Tour Carbonnière loop from Clarensac

Carbonnière Tower – Tour Carbonnière loop from Clarensac

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Carbonnière Tower – Tour Carbonnière loop from Clarensac

02:58

75.4km

290m

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: June 16, 2026

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Zone tampon de la réserve de biosphère de Camargue

Aire de coopération de la réserve de biosphère de Camargue

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22.8 km

Générac climb

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A climb of about 2km with an average gradient of 2%. This section is quite open and can be quite windy at times. There is a sea view in the opposite direction.

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32.8 km

ViaRhôna – Pont des Touradons

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This beautiful cycle path departs from Aigues Mortes through the Camargue.

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35.0 km

Touradons bridge

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On the tour along the canal, don't go under the bridge but briefly up onto the bridge. Great view over the marshland on both sides of the canal.

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39.3 km

Canal du Rhône à Sète Bike Path

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Impeccable. Wide, flat and well surfaced. The only slight criticism is that it is rather monotonous in terms of things to look at as you ride along; water, marshes, sky, path. That's it! This runs alongside the north bank of the Canal du Rhône à Séte. There is almost no shade along here; be sure to wear some suncream. It is a mixed user path so share nicely with anyone out walking. A cheery 'bonjour' ought to alert anyone to your imminent passing. If the wind is blowing strongly, as it often does in this part of the world, there is a very small risk of tree branches blocking the route. I joined the path just outside the village of Gallician and rejoined the D46 highway just south of the Tour Carbonnière on a road bike.

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40.8 km

Carbonnière Tower

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The “Tour Carbonnière” was formerly used as a watchtower and defense tower for the only road that then connected the mainland with Aigues-Mortes, which in the 13th century was still situated on a difficult-to-access lagoon.

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