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Routes adapted to all levels and desires!
These cover 10 fully redesigned, reorganised and signposted routes, providing something for all levels with three green, four blue, two redand oneblack route.
The Vercors Long-Distance Crossing (GTV) offers mountain bikers a range of routes within the Vercors mountain range. With a total of 1,500 km of signposted mountain-biking routes, including several long-distance crossings. Several routes are offered according to your level and desires; from a day to 3-4 hours riding, it’s up to you!
Find out more and prepare yourself fully before setting off on one of these long-distance journeys.
Warm up your calves, check your equipment and get ready for a cycling adventure.
The Via Vercors is a route dedicated to “gentle travel”, with a total distance of 55 km leading riders to the heart of Vercors, from village to village. Its sections connect the villages of St Nizier du Moucherotte/Lans en Vercors/Villard-de-Lans and Corrençon-en-Vercors over 23 km, as well as Autrans/Méaudre with an 8.6 km trail. This secure and accessible route is perfect for discovering nature, the landscape and our heritage. As a veritable showcase of Vercors, this trail allows you to take in and understand the local landscape and its economy: farms, fields of crops, forest exploitation and the transformation of local resources.
©focusoutdoor Vtt Famille Droits Finété2025 (14)• Wear a helmet
• Only ride on signposted trails
• Research weather conditions before setting off in the mountains
• Let people know when you’re going to pass them or change direction
• Respect private property and remember to close gates behind you
• Take a means of lighting
• Take warm clothing
• Take plenty of food and drink
• Take a repair kit
• Properly maintain your equipment
• Study the route before setting off and bring a map
• If you encounter a sheepdog, get off your bike and walk along the side
