Page | 2 Leaving Mount Ventoux to the more athletic visitors, the Vaucluse saves its small country roads for families and nature lovers in search of discoveries. A real policy for developing cycling has been set up in this Provencal region. No fewer than 3 cycle paths and 35 routes are offered throughout the region. Contents Managed by local networks, over 242 professionals (hotels, guest houses, campsites, wine merchants, I. Map and access p. 3 restaurants, bike hire companies, etc.) belonging to II. Ventoux, an icon for competitive cyclists p. 6 the “Accueil vélo” (“Welcome Cyclists”) charter line the routes and offer specialist services for cycle III. A calendar for cycling buffs p. 8 tourists. IV. The Vaucluse, the ultimate cycling region p. 10 V. Cycle paths, cycling in peace p. 11 VI. 1550 kilometres of sign‐posted circuits p. 14 Looking for information or contacts? Missing a photo? Want to come to the Vaucluse? VII. A network of 242 approved “Welcome cyclists” partners p. 24 Vaucluse Tourism VIII. Cycling excursions and original ideas p. 26 Communication & Media Department Your contacts: IX. Independent travel or package holidays p. 29 Valérie Biset ‐ Manager X. www.provence‐cycling.com, surf for pedal power p. 34 valerie‐
[email protected] XI. Useful contacts p. 35 T. +33(0)4 90 80 47 06 Valérie Gillet v‐
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