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The Dordogne Valley
Beautiful scenery & hill-top châteaux
Holiday information
Nights:
7
Grade:
2, undulating countryside, some steady climbs and longer days
Terrain:
country roads, riverside lanes
Hotels:
two 2-star hotels; two 3-star hotels
Meals:
breakfast each day and dinner on 7 nights (5 nights in Jul & Aug)
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Why not take the train?
You can leave London St Pancras or Ebbsfleet in the morning and be at your destination by the evening, making it an excellent (not to mention environmentally friendly) way to reach this holiday. You can relax right from the start of your journey as Eurostar services whisk you through the Channel Tunnel to connect with the world-famous French high-speed TGV trains in either Paris or Lille. We reserve seats for you, there is plenty of luggage space, and refreshments are available on board.
You may even break your journey in Paris if you are travelling via the capital. Sit back and enjoy a truly great rail journey! Look for the ‘by rail’ prices in the Prices & Travel section, where you will also find journey details.
self-guided hotel-to-hotel cycling, luggage transported
magnificent scenic routes
pretty villages, including spectacular Rocamadour
visits to caves and châteaux
The Dordogne Valley’s ravishing countryside, great history and wonderful gastronomy make an ideal combination. As you meander along quiet country lanes through the hills and along the river, your eye is drawn time and again to hill-top châteaux standing sentinel above the valley and to the ancient villages in whose Romanesque churches pilgrims have prayed for centuries. The area’s great gastronomic traditions are well represented at our comfortable inns, but the real joy of this holiday is to cycle through some of France’s most alluring countryside, a delight to discover on two wheels.
People - monks and merchants, peasants and nobles - have been arriving here for centuries and the splendid thing is that, if they all returned today, they would not be disorientated.
Daily Telegraph
This scenic route explores the beguiling landscapes between the handsome market town of Souillac and the pretty, hill-top village of Loubressac. Enjoy two nights at one of the very best hotel-restaurants in the region, with Michelin-starred dinners. For lunch, picnic by the river, or stop at authentic, inexpensive village restaurants. The cycling is undulating and, in places, challenging, but always rewarding, and there is time to pause at the châteaux and churches that you pass. A real highlight of the week is exploring the renowned hanging village of Rocamadour, and you can also visit the remarkable cavern of the Gouffre de Padirac.
- Moderate cycling
- Grade 2 Cycle
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