The Lot Valley Cycle Route

Would you like to explore the beautiful Lot valley, Agen, Cahors or even Villeneuve sur Lot? This cycling trip is for you! It offers exceptional landscaped panoramas along the Lot river. While crossing the Cahors vineyard, you can admire and visit many fortified and even hilltop villages.
It is also a gastronomic journey that awaits you in the Lot et Garonne with tasting of Quercy melon, Cahors wine or even truffles. You are on the Lot Valley cycle route route, mainly on small roads.
Highlights of the stay:
- The Cahors vineyard
- Puy l'Evêque
- Villeneuve sur Lot
- The Valentré bridge in Cahors
- Panoramas over the Lot valley
- The Garonne canal
Day 1: Arrival in Agen
Arrival in Agen, where you will be welcomed and receive your itinerary along with all the necessary documentation for your stay. Don't hesitate to come earlier to enjoy the city of Agen. You can visit the dynamic city center of the prune capital, admire its canal bridge or take a stroll along the Garonne.
Overnight in Agen
Day 2: Agen - Le Temple sur Lot - 59 km
Cross the Agen canal bridge by bike to join the greenway to Buzet, discovering its vineyards. You will cycle along the Garonne canal to the Lot river. From Aiguillon, you are on the Lot Valley cycle route. You can stop to admire the medieval bastides, the hillsides of orchards and the pretty villages along the route to the Temple sur Lot.
Dinner and overnight in Le Temple sur Lot.
Day 3: Le Temple sur Lot - Villeneuve sur Lot - 30 km
The cycle route guides you to the bastide town of Villeneuve sur Lot through small shaded roads through apple and plum orchards. This is the famous Ente plum, which, when dried, becomes Agen's prune. On your cycling route in the Lot valley, you will cross ancient bridges and villages elected most beautiful villages in France such as Pujols.
Dinner and overnight in Villeneuve sur Lot.
Day 4: Villeneuve sur Lot - Puy L'Evêque - 57 km
Cross the plum orchards then the medieval village of Pujols continuing your route on the cycle route. You can visit the beautiful hilltop villages of Monsempron-Libos and Fumel. If you are ready to take a little detour, you can visit the Château de Bonaguil, a former 13th century fortified castle.
Your cycling tour ends in Puy l'Evêque, a unique and picturesque village built on a rocky promontory overlooking the Lot.
Overnight in Puy l’Evêque.
Day 5: Puy L’Evêque - Cahors - 57 km
You ride on the Lot valley cycle route which winds between orchards and vineyards and offers superb panoramas. You cross the medieval towns of Belaye and Luzech in the heart of Quercy.
Your day ends in the city of art and history of Cahors and its famous medieval bridge.
To see on site :
- The Valentré Bridge
- St Etienne Cathedral
- Medieval alleys
- Boulevard Gambetta
- The Cahors market on Wednesday and Saturday morning.
Overnight in Cahors
Day 6: Cahors
End of the tour after breakfast. You can book an extra night in Cahors.