Presentation
Walking through the walnut groves, this route leads to the superb medieval village of Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye, but also to more unusual visits, such as the garden of the petrifying fountains of La Sône or the paddle boat on the Isère.
From the tourist office in Roybon, take the D20 via Dionay then join Saint-Marcellin via Chatte.
Continue in the direction of Saint-Vérand on the D518, pass in front of the Château de Quincivet, continue on the same road passing Varassieux, Chasseley then turn left on the D156 to return to Roybon.
From Roybon on the wooded Chambaran plateau, this walk takes you to Saint-Marcellin. An ideal route for gourmet cyclists who can stop to taste the flagship products of this region of Isère: Saint-Marcellin, walnuts and ravioli from Royans.
Labeled “Vélo et Fromages”, this route combines cycle tourism and discovery of local cheeses. Discover the famous Saint-Marcellin (IGP) by bike!
Type : Marked loop
Max altitude : 718m
Rates / opening
Prices
Free access.
Opening
From 01 / 01 to 31 / 12.
Subject to favorable weather conditions.