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Normandy
Les Andelys
Pîtres

Côte Jacques Anquetil – Fontaine-Guérard Abbey loop from Pîtres

Routes
Road cycling routes
France
Normandy
Les Andelys
Pîtres

Côte Jacques Anquetil – Fontaine-Guérard Abbey loop from Pîtres

Easy

5.0

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27

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Côte Jacques Anquetil – Fontaine-Guérard Abbey loop from Pîtres

01:56

44.7km

300m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 13, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 1.50 km for 107 m

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1.55 km

Passerelle des Écluses de Notre-Dame-de-la-Garenne

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A beautiful footbridge over the Seine to go from one bank to the other and offering a view from above of the locks.

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7.31 km

Côte Jacques Anquetil

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Very beautiful coast of 3600m with beautiful lakes inaugurated in honor of the five-time winner of the Tour de France.

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7.47 km

Jacques Anquetil Hill

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Those who make it to the top can also take beautiful photos.

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11.4 km

Stele in memory of our cycling champion Normand Jacques ANQUETIL. this stele is located at the top of the hill bearing his name (3600m at 4%) and next to his property still inhabited by his wife.

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37.9 km

Fontaine-Guérard Abbey

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It belongs stylistically to the Norman Gothic style in its early form and presenting characteristics specific to Normandy. It is particularly remarkable in the chapter house largely open to the old cloister, which has disappeared today.

Practically nothing remains of the extra-cloistered buildings, except, to the north, the vaulted cellar surmounted by the Saint-Michel chapel. On the other hand, articulating with the ruins of the abbey church, the cloister building closing the conventual quadrangle to the east is practically intact. It constitutes a high-quality homogeneous ensemble, with in particular its two rooms on the ground floor (chapter house and nuns' work room) and its dormitory upstairs. This is a notable testimony both to the Anglo-Norman monastic architecture of the early 13th century and to the plan generally adopted in Cistercian abbeys. In addition, the preserved buildings having barely undergone any changes in the centuries following the Middle Ages, visitors can discover the abbey in its medieval appearance.

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44.7 km

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Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

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37.9 km

4.62 km

1.23 km

999 m

Surfaces

38.1 km

6.54 km

138 m

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