Tour du Lac du Bourget depuis Aiguebelette

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Cycling sports
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Maison du Lac, 570 route d'Aiguebelette, 73470 Nances

4h
Medium

DepartureNances
Distance91.8 km
Difference in height2239 m
Minimum altitude226 m
Maximum altitude859 m
Total positive elevation2240 m
Total negative elevation-2240 m

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Starting from the Maison du Lac d’Aiguebelette, set off to discover the largest natural lake in France ! This 92 km route offers superb viewpoints over the majestic Lake Bourget, all with an accessible elevation gain.

The Tour of Lake Bourget takes you to discover the largest natural lake in France. Starting from the Maison du Lac d’Aiguebelette, the route heads north towards Yenne and then to Chanaz – the 'Little Venice of Savoie' – meandering along the Canal de Savières. You will then follow the shores of Lake Bourget for many kilometres until the Tunnel du Chat, which allows you to cross Mont du Chat and connect Chambéry’s cluse to the east with the Avant-Pays Savoyard to the west. With a total elevation gain of around 870 m, this circuit is ideal for intermediate or experienced cyclists looking for a sporty yet accessible ride.

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