Bordeaux / Créon Canal Des 2 Mers by Bike - Atlantic / Mediterranean Sea
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http:www.francevelotourisme.com 30/09/2021 Bordeaux / Créon Canal des 2 Mers by bike - Atlantic / Mediterranean sea Leaving Bordeaux, after crossing the St-Jean Bridge, a cycle track that runs in part alongside the Garonne leads to Latresne, where you join the beautiful Roger Lapébie cycle track. It’s named after the winner of the Tour de France in 1937 and is remarkably well laid out along a former railway line, with several dedicated stops in former railway stations. The way heads to Créon. This place, set around its arcaded central square, a remnant of a former bastide fortified town, is well worth a detour. The route Provisionally, the route starts from Bordeaux SNCF train station. Head down to the Pont St-Jean Bridge, Départ Arrivée accessible via a ramp, to cross the Garonne, whose Bordeaux Créon east bank you then follow for a while. From Latresne, the Roger Lapébie cycle track is tarmacked, well- equipped and safe. Durée Distance 1 h 31 min 22,81 Km Niveau Thématique SNCF train stations I begin / Family Old railway Bordeaux St-Jean train station: TER regional trains and Intercités trains serve > Agen/Montauban/Toulouse/Carcassonne/Béziers/ Sète/ Montpellier/Marseille (numerous trains daily); Royan via Saintes (6 to 10 trains daily) Further destinations served by rail from Bordeaux include: Le Verdon (Pointe de Grave); Angoulême/Poitiers/ Tours/Paris; Niort/La Rochelle/ Nantes; Arcachon/Mont-de- Marsan/Dax/Bayonne/Biarritz/ Hendaye/ St-Sébastien Buses Bordeaux/Lacanau (line 702) - Tel +33 (0)9 74 50 00 33 Check timetables Tourist offices Office de Tourisme de Bordeaux Office de Tourisme de Créon Créon cycle station Voie cyclable Liaisons Sur route Alternatives Parcours VTT Parcours provisoire Départ Arrivée Bordeaux Créon.