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Montpellier
Saint-Gély-Du-Fesc

Les Matelles, medieval village – Mountain road loop from Saint-Gély-du-Fesc

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France
Occitania
Montpellier
Saint-Gély-Du-Fesc

Les Matelles, medieval village – Mountain road loop from Saint-Gély-du-Fesc

Moderate

4.7

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98

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Les Matelles, medieval village – Mountain road loop from Saint-Gély-du-Fesc

02:47

62.4km

600m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 30, 2026

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5.77 km

Les Matelles, medieval village

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The name Les Matelles comes from the Occitan language: las Matèlas. The radical mata means clump, bush, clump of trees.
The historic center of the village has retained its medieval appearance and offers a maze of narrow alleys and cobbled streets, with tall houses adorned with beautiful exterior staircases, vaulted passages and architectural details that take you back in time.

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14.9 km

Vue du pic

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16.2 km

Here the path takes us into the valley. On one side we have the Hortus and on the other the Pic Saint-Loup. Beautiful landscape and very nice trail!

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18.9 km

A small roundabout, benches to rest or picnic and a children's playground 👍

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19.9 km

Mountain road

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Magnificent road which gives many spectacular views of the Hortus and the Pic Saint Loup

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31.5 km

Notre-Dame-de-Londres

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A small medieval village, Notre-Dame-de-Londres is marked by its history, through its castle and its Romanesque church guarded by a statue of the virgin in a blue cloak.

In Celtic times, “Llyn dinas”, which became the city of London, designated “the hill of the pond”. In Languedoc, Loundro would have meant “muck, stagnant waters” and the terms Lundras or Lundrias, which after mutation gave London, were used in medieval writings to characterize the now dry valley. The homonymy with the English capital therefore comes from this common etymology.

The village is a mecca for the practice of “Tambourin”, a typically Languedoc team ball sport.

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47.6 km

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62.4 km

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55.2 km

5.24 km

1.78 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

58.8 km

3.42 km

123 m

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< 100 m

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Sunday 12 July

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