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Ouysse Bridge – Rocamadour loop from Saint-Sozy

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Ouysse Bridge – Rocamadour loop from Saint-Sozy

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Ouysse Bridge – Rocamadour loop from Saint-Sozy

02:56

40.1km

500m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 13, 2026

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Parc naturel régional des Causses du Quercy

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View of the Castle and River in Parc naturel régional des Causses du Quercy

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There is a hotel here, nice view of the castle and the destroyed bridge.

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8.00 km

Ouysse Bridge

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This perfect location is ideal for mountain biking and sightseeing. The bridge itself is in ruins, but it once spanned the peaceful Ouysse River. Right next to the bridge, you’ll find a charming Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Pont de l’Ouysse, known for its local gourmet cuisine and panoramic views of the river. The old stone bridge adds a rustic touch to the scenery, and the surrounding trails range from gentle paths along the river to more technical and rocky tracks, perfect for beginners and seasoned mountain bikers alike.

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9.56 km

View of Château de Belcastel and the Dordogne

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Private castle, cannot be visited

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18.3 km

Rocamadour

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Rocamadour is a small cliffside village in south-central France. It is known for its Religious City, a complex of religious buildings accessible by the grand staircase. Among these buildings are the Notre-Dame chapel, with its statue of the Black Madonna, and the Saint-Sauveur basilica, of Romanesque-Gothic architecture. The Monkey Forest, a park where macaques live freely, is located in the northeast. The Rocher des Aigles ornithological park is located to the west.

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