Guide de balades - La Via Allier - La Véloroute de l'Auvergne, de Nevers à Langogne | Chamina guide de randonnée Chamina

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Walking guide - The Via Allier - The Auvergne Cycle Route, from Nevers to Langogne | Chamina

Walking guide - The Via Allier - The Auvergne Cycle Route, from Nevers to Langogne | Chamina

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Allier (department 03), Cantal (department 15), Chamina – Hiking and cycling guides of France, Cher (department 18), France – Cycling Maps & Bike Guides, Haute-Loire (department 43), hiking guides, Hiking in France, Nevers, Nièvre (department 58), Puy-de-Dôme (department 63), Travel guidebooks: plan your trip, destination by destination

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Walking guide - The Via Allier - The Auvergne Cycle Route, from Nevers to Langogne | Chamina Chamina

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This cycling guide is the first published for the major Via Allier route. Its main route crosses the Auvergne departments of Allier, Puy-de-Dôme and Haute-Loire, following the Allier River from Nevers in Nièvre and its confluence with the Loire, to its source in Lozère.
This cycle route is 435 km long, and allows you to enjoy the wonders of unspoiled nature (notably at the Bec d'Allier) as well as the historical and architectural heritage present all along the route (Notre-Dame Cathedral in Clermont-Ferrand, the Randan estate, among others).

Author:
Noël Itier worked for a long time at Chamina Edition in field reconnaissance, on foot or by bike. He has thus surveyed countless trails to put his cartographic expertise and his passion for nature at the service of numerous Chamina guides. Today, he continues to collaborate with our publishing house, now as an independent author.

Strong points:
• Spiral-bound format to take everywhere
• A clear and practical presentation of the 22 stages
• Tourist sites and curiosities not to be missed on the route