Top Languedoc-Roussillon Mountain Bike Tours

Skip the large-group tours of Nîmes, where you struggle to hear your guide, can’t keep up with the group, or have to visit places you’re uninterested in. This private tour is customizable to suit your needs and interests. Your guide focuses on history and culture, so ask plenty of questions without the hustle of a larger group. Visit highlights such as the Arena and the Maison Carrée—it’s up to you.

Getting around Montpellier has never been easier with all the new cycle paths. Favoring the electric bike rather than the car has many advantages: less pollution, more conviviality, more sport. We offer this ride on electric bikes to go to the beach. There will be plenty of things to see such as the Maison de la Nature, the Cathedral of Maguelone, the Etang de Pérols and its pink flamingos.

Find the landscapes of Camargue , in this walk "Petite Camargue, Camin de Fé. Breathtaking landscapes, calm and nature around the gold pond, beautiful! You love natural landscapes , this walk will enchant you Discover the surrounding Mauguio landscapes and the gold lake that remind us of the little Camargue. Between Montpellier and Mauguio we will meander among the different wineries. After passing through the small town of Mauguio and admiring the panorama that unfolds from the highest point of the garden of the Motte, we will continue to the gold lake with its natural landscape marked by calm where avocet, ash heron and pink flamingos rub shoulders. The way back crosses the Mas de Fabre, an area covered with fields dotted with meadows to reach the heights of Lake Mourre and return to the Grammont area.

Enjoy a mix of walking and biking to access the coast from Montpellier on this private tour. Choose from a morning or afternoon session, freeing up the rest of your day for sightseeing. Leave the main hub and see country roads and cycle paths along the seaside that many tourists miss.

The city of Montpellier is full of original creations that make it famous. You start from the Polygon, the emblematic place of modern Montpellier, to reach Saint Roch station and explore the new Saint Roch dominated by the Hotel du Belaroïa and the Higher Rock tower. You will continue your visit to the Antigone district which draws its inspiration from the Mediterranean heritage of ancient Greece. You will pass in the Rives du Lez district to admire the famous White Tree then in the central alleys of Port Marianne with its appearance of very big cities to arrive at the new TGV station. It is possible to take the walk in the early evening (from 8pm) to enjoy the view in the calm of a night atmosphere.

If you are in love with nature walks , this walk is made for you . This walk will take you to Lake Cres in the middle of nature, maybe let you tempt yourself by a swim. You will start from the steps of the Corum to take the green road that deserves its name towards Castelnau-le-lez. You will cross the cemetery to reach the park of the domain of Méric and discover the history linked to his mansion. After crossing the Lez, you will pass through the village of Castelnau-le-lez where is located the church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste cited as the pearl of the Montpellier novel. You will take the cycle path that borders the vineyards of the Bizkaya domains and then you will reach Lake Crès.

On an electric bike , comfortable and accessible to all, Discover the first foothills of Garrigues that surround the north of the city of Montpellier on which flow several tributaries of the Lez watershed. Passing through the madness of the Château d’Ô, we will follow in parallel the course of the Verdanson to arrive near its source where is in particular the former house of the writer Joseph Delteil. We will reach the village of Grabels nestled in a green setting where flows one of the springs of the Mosson, the Avy, so beloved by the writer. After a glass of wine and a snack in the Wine Factory, we take the road again near Goule de Laval and then passing through the faculties hospital district. A superb itinerary between nature and downtown

Go off the beaten track and discover Montpellier from another angle, choosing the unusual places explained by our guide. This Fantastic walk is a walk in unknown or forgotten places. Starting from the Comedy, you will pass through the city center and along the Jardin des Plantes. After the font Putanelle, which fell into disuse, towards the atypical church Sainte Thérèse dating from the 1930s. You cross the Garland Park to reach the old quarter of Celleneuve and its church. You will discover one of the abandoned Montpellier follies, Domaine Bonnier de la Mosson, true Versailles. You will continue your walk by filling your bottles with water at the thermal baths of Juvignac, whose water is known for its healing virtues. Return via Avenue de Lodève and downtown.

This very green route divides between bucolic parks and history Start from the city centre and head to Ovalie, one of the last areas of Montpellier around the Yves-du-Manoir sports complex built in 2003 for the 2007 Rugby World Cup. You will take the rue du mas du Jaume which leaves the district and runs along the vineyards of the Rieucoulon area to join the chemin du Bugarel which passes through nature. Then you will go around the Terral park to reach the banks of the Mosson. After a break in these bucolic meadows, you will take up the bicycle to admire the fountain of the church of Laverune and you will visit the park of the sumptuous castle of the Bishops, residence that welcomed Catherine de Medici. Return to Montpellier via the new bike paths through the Paul-Valéry district.