Bike guide The Somme freewheeling, from the source to the Bay
207 KM in 7 stages on cycle route and greenways between ponds, 5 getaways. An emblematic river in the north of France, it has its source in the Aisne department, in Fonsomme. Extending for approximately 245 kilometers, it crosses a large part of the Hauts-de-France region before flowing into the English Channel, forming the majestic Baie de Somme. “All public” routes to discover the most beautiful sites of the Bay of Somme along the bends of a river with unsuspected resources.
Along its course, the Somme passes through varied landscapes, offering picturesque views of lush green meadows, historic villages and bustling towns such as Amiens, with its famous cathedral. The river also plays a crucial role in the region in terms of ecosystems and biodiversity, supporting a wide variety of birds, fish and plants.
The Bay of Somme, for its part, is a true natural jewel where the Somme meets the sea. This vast estuary, classified among the most beautiful bays in the world, is a paradise for nature lovers, with its salt marshes, its sand dunes and vast expanses of marshes where many species of migratory birds live.
In short, the Somme, from the source to the bay, offers an unforgettable experience to visitors, between preserved nature, historical heritage and picturesque charm.
This guide includes:
- More than 207 km of cycle routes and greenways
- 7 steps
- 5 escapades
- Practical information after each stage (cyclist, accommodation, tourist offices)
- Thematic boxes on heritage and visiting tips)
Features :
- Edition: 2024
- French language
- Dimensions: 22 x 13 x 1.5 cm
- Number of pages: 96
- Binding: spiral
- Weight: 0.200 kg
- Publisher: Ouest-France
