With the earned title of one of the most beautiful villages in France, you'll enjoy visiting Oger
Discover this lovely 12th century church in the middle of a vineyard landscape
Visit the atmospheric underground corridors housing the region's finest
Explore the lanes and rural trails of the region
Sample some of the finest champagne in France
Cycle through Champagne and explore the verdant scenery

Champagne Cycling Weekend

Duration
4 days
Site savings
$6
From
$269 USD

Some long weekends can feel like holidays, especially when they are well organized and every hour is packed with opportunities to soak up the history and culture all around you. Or just simply relax in this sparkling region where hospitality is second nature. The Champagne region has all sorts of delights to reveal to you during your visit.

  • Category
    Cultural & Historical
  • Type
    Self-Guided
  • Duration
    4 days
  • Culture Level
    Familiar
  • Skill Level
    2 - Novice
  • Activity Level
    2 - Moderate
  • Elevation
    2 - Moderate
  • Terrain
    Hilly
  • Distance
    24.2 miles
  • Avg. Daily Distance
    12.4 miles
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  • How long is the tour? How many days riding?

    The tour is 4 days long, with 2 days of riding.

  • How many riders will be in the group?

    Groups can be from 4 to 16.

  • Is there a minimum age for this tour?

    Yes. Riders must be 18 by the beginning of the tour to participate.

  • Can I rent a bike for the tour?

    Yes, the bikes available to hire on this tour are modern aluminum framed, hybrid models with 24 speeds and a comfortable saddle, offering an upright riding position. The bikes come equipped with rear pannier, handlebar bag, lock, repair kit, and map holder.

    Electric bikes are also available to hire.

    The tour operator suggests you bring your own helmet for safety and hygiene reasons. Alternatively, helmets can be hired for free.

  • What's the tour like?

    The tour has 2 full days of cycling, with 20km each day in circular loops coming back to Epernay.

    The trip is graded by the tour operator as strenuous, as you are biking in a flat to hilly region where climbs cannot be avoided. You should be used to daily cycling and have already been on cycling tours for a few days. You should be ready to cycle 35 km (21.7 mi) per day with slight difficulties.

    You will cycle mostly on asphalt vineyard roads, countryside roads, and cycle paths. No traffic roads.

  • Where does the tour start and end?

    The tour starts and ends in Epernay, France. The tour operator recommends flying into Paris and taking the high speed train from Paris 'Gare de l'Est' to Epernay train station.

    The Epernay train station is about a 10min walk from hotels.

  • If I'm traveling by myself, do I have to pay more?

    If you are traveling solo or would like your own room then a single supplement is payable.

  • What is the 'Half Board' Upgrade?

    Half-board refers to dinners, typically featuring 3-course meals (starter, main course, dessert) at local restaurants. Drinks and extras are not included and should be paid directly at the restaurant. Dinners are usually scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

    These meals are reserved at set times to ensure quality service. You will receive vouchers in your welcome pack, which must be presented at each restaurant. For this tour, three dinners are included if the half-board supplement will be availed.

  • Do I need a helmet?

    Helmets are provided if you rent a bike with the tour operator. But you can always bring your own helmet if you wish.

  • Does the tour have GPS navigation?

    You will be provided with a roadbook containing all the essential addresses, restaurant recommendations, tourist information, detailed maps, and a complete description of the route.

    Furthermore, a free application available on your smartphone is provided for you to follow the itinerary without the risk of getting lost (bike smartphone holder provided).