Are you looking for a unique cycling adventure? Look no further! The Dolce Via – Via Rhôna – Via Fluvia cycling loop takes you on a journey of discovery along three of the region's most iconic routes: the Dolce Via, the Via Rhôna, and the Via Fluvia. A 236 km route to explore the rivers, secret valleys and spectacular panoramas of the Ardèche, Haute-Loire and Loire regions.
🚴♀️ An exceptional cycling route between greenways and natural landscapes.
With an elevation gain of 2,900 meters, this loop is ideal for experienced cyclists looking for new challenges. Explore safe, well-maintained greenways surrounded by unspoiled nature, passing through picturesque villages and discovering local products at gourmet stops along the way.
🎥 Discover the route of the cycling loop in this video
🌊 ViaRhôna : Explore the banks of the Rhône, between unspoiled nature and historical heritage, for a gentle first stage before tackling the longer stages of the cycling loop.
🚂 La Dolce Via : Drive through the Ardèche along the Eyrieux River, passing through tunnels, over viaducts and through lush green forests, for a total immersion in bucolic and picturesque landscapes.
🌿 Via Fluvia : Discover the historic via ferrata between the Loire and Ardèche rivers, a wild and authentic route offering contrasting and breathtaking panoramic views.
📩 Download the GPX track of the cycling loop: Dolce Via Loop – Via Rhôna – Via Fluvia to easily plan your route.
🚲 Dolce Via – Roadworks in Saint-Martin-de-Valamas
From 19 to 30 October 2026, the RD120 road will be closed during the day (7:30 am–6:00 pm) at the bridge over the Saliouse.
⚠️ The local diversion will use part of the Dolce Via. Cyclists, please take extra care and follow the signs near the roadworks and while travelling along the diversion route.
The road will reopen every evening from 6:00 pm and at weekends.
🚲 Ardèche Marathon
⚠️ Exceptional closure of the Dolce Via
Between Le Cheylard and La Voulte-sur-Rhône
Sunday 25 October, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Closed to vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians due to the Ardèche Marathon.