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Hi all,
Off for two weeks in Coly-Saint-Amand in the Dordogne during the summer holidays. Anyone ridden there? Looks more gravel than mtb?
Ta v much.
Haven't been there specifically, but my default for France is always gravel. That way you're covered for interesting off-roady stuff if it's available and/or teeny-tiny quiet country lane cruising (of which there seems to be a limitless amount in France).
With multiple stops at bakeries and bars, obvs.
Always worth whacking [random french town] + VTT into google. That being said a lot of the routes tend to be pretty tame. Better to be under rather than over biked.
https://www.vtt-perigord-noir.fr/
That being said a lot of the routes tend to be pretty tame.Â
Yeah, anything that's not pristine tarmac seems to get labelled 'VTT, needs a mountain bike' in France. But then I guess they, unlike us, are used to having pristine tarmac to ride their road bikes on...
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Something with a basket to carry the baguettes from the local boulangerie
I took my hardtail X-C bike and really didn't miss FS. You might find it a bit warm so make the most of the mornings.
Something with a basket to carry the baguettes from the local boulangerie
Awaits Edukators correction, but... don't buy a baguette, they're price-protected by law and so are generally a bit rubbish. Buy the 'pain artisanale' (or something like that), it'll be much nicer, and only slightly dearer (they're basically what a baguette would be if it didn't have to be made to hit a price point)