The Passa Païs is the most famous greenway in the Languedoc. It covers 45km in Hérault and introduces you to the South of France on a former railway line.
Since it’s a greenway, it’s completely secure and designed for cyclists so you can enjoy the great outdoors with peace of mind.
The La Vaunage greenway lies east of Montpellier and starts in Sommières. It’s relatively short (22km) making it ideal for a family outing!
It has fabulous views of endless rows of vineyards and, rumour has it, there’s a farm along it. Can you spot it?
Do you want to explore Hérault’s iconic vineyards, olive groves, bull farms and stables as you ride your bicycle?
Well you can, just set off from Castries on the bike path to experience a slice of the Petite Camargue.
Bonus: stop along the way to sample Muscat de Lunel, a natural sweet wine that will brighten up your outing. Please drink responsibly.
If you’ve had the chance to visit the Promenade du Peyrou in Montpellier then the mountain in the hinterland is bound to have caught your eye.
A fairly famous AOP wine (protected designation of origin) thrives around it and its vines grow here all year round. Meet Pic Saint Loup! It’s surrounded by traditional little villages that you can explore on a 40km bike loop from Viols-le-Fort. On yer bike!
View the full route!
