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CIRCUIT GRAVEL 13 : LES 3 DOMAINES - ESPACE VTT/GRAVEL CAP D'AGDE MÉDITERRANÉE

Avenue de la Méditerranée, 34450 Vias

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Situated between the Hérault and the Mediterranean, this route (No. 13), starting from Vias, will take you to the Canal du Midi and the Church of Saint-Jean Baptiste in Vias. The route winds its way through a vast agricultural area along small country lanes. There are numerous vineyards along the route.

This gravel and hybrid cycle route takes you on a journey of discovery along the Canal du Midi, the River Libron and the village of Vias with its Saint-Jean-Baptiste church. Route No. 13 winds its way through unspoilt countryside, dotted with vineyards and wine estates, along quiet country lanes. A picturesque route combining nature, heritage and local character, ideal for cycling enthusiasts seeking unspoilt landscapes and beautiful getaways in the heart of the Languedoc vineyards. From north to south, around the River Hérault, and from east to west between the Canal du Midi and the Mediterranean Sea, the FFC Mountain Bike/Gravel Area No. 138 Cap d’Agde Méditerranée offers a wide range of signposted, safe routes featuring contrasting landscapes. Set amongst basalt plateaus and the Languedoc vineyards, discover 24 routes suitable for all abilities: very easy (1 green route), easy (15 blue routes), moderately difficult (7 red routes) and difficult (1 black route). Most of the routes are also suitable for gravel and hybrid bikes. Signposted links allow you to access the routes from Mèze, Agde, Bessan and Pézenas. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned gravel rider, a 100 per cent nature-filled adventure awaits you!

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Listing provided by 34 - ADT34 (updated by the source on 16/06/2026).

Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 29 October 2026.