The Véloscénie
A scenic adventure
A cycle route from Paris to Mont Saint-Michel
The Véloscénie is a cycle route that links two emblematic French monuments: Notre-Dame-de-Paris and Mont Saint-Michel. Covering 450 kilometres, the route travels through four regions and three nature parks. You’ll see lots of treasures of French heritage along the way: châteaux such as Versailles, the cathedral in Chartres, picturesque villages, the thermal baths in Bagnoles de l’Orne, and much more.
The Véloscénie follows a succession of bike tracks, greenways, forest trails and signposted roads. From the Chevreuse valley to the Norman countryside, via the Perche region, you’ll pedal through some stunning landscapes and enjoy a sense of complete freedom as you reconnect with nature. You can follow this cycle route from start to finish or opt for individual sections, as you prefer.
Five stages of the Véloscénie in la Manche
La Manche is the last department that the Véloscénie goes through. You’ll enter la Manche in Barenton, before heading towards the grand finale in Mont Saint-Michel!
- Domfont to Barenton - 17 km
- Barenton to Mortain - 17 km
- Mortain to Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët - 11 km
- Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët to Ducey - 19 km
- Ducey to Mont Saint-Michel - 27 km
Our top activities for you to enjoy en route:
- Take a walk in the green haven of the Mortain waterfalls
- Stroll around the summer market and the centuries-old fair in Saint-Hilaire-du-Harcouët
- Visit the Château des Montgommery and try its investigation game in Ducey
- Cross the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel