Between Hyères and Le Lavandou, La Londe les Maures is part of the Var coastline cycle route, with 8 km of dedicated paths allowing cyclists to travel around the town in complete peace of mind.
The Six-Fours/ST. Raphaël makes it possible to cover a large part of the Var coastline by the coast or inland, crossing 20 communes.
The section developed in the commune of La Londe-Les-Maures is divided into several sections of existing two-way exclusive right-of-way and shared right-of-way.
Details:
- Start: Saint-Nicolas, border with the commune of Hyères / La Poste roundabout, existing two-way exclusive right-of-way over a length of 3.3 km.
- Rond-point de la Poste / avenue Albert Roux / avenue Georges Clémenceau to the Promenade des Annamites in a shared site over a length of 0.5 km.
- From the Promenade des Annamites to Chemin du Caroubier in existing two-way exclusive right-of-way for a length of 1.2 km.
- Chemin du Caroubier in existing shared right-of-way for a length of 0.65 km, this same section is planned to become exclusive right-of-way.
From Chemin du Caroubier to the border of the commune of Bormes-les-Mimosas, in an existing two-way exclusive right-of-way for a length of 2.4 km.
Water point:
- 1 water point is located at the Olympe roundabout, on Avenue Albert Roux
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Lighting and horn are compulsory
- Ride in single file on the road
- Stop at red lights and stop signs
- The coastal cycle route is above all dedicated to a convivial practice. It excludes excessive speeds, and everyone must respect the free use of others for the safety of all.
The section developed in the commune of La Londe-Les-Maures is divided into several sections of existing two-way exclusive right-of-way and shared right-of-way.
Details:
- Start: Saint-Nicolas, border with the commune of Hyères / La Poste roundabout, existing two-way exclusive right-of-way over a length of 3.3 km.
- Rond-point de la Poste / avenue Albert Roux / avenue Georges Clémenceau to the Promenade des Annamites in a shared site over a length of 0.5 km.
- From the Promenade des Annamites to Chemin du Caroubier in existing two-way exclusive right-of-way for a length of 1.2 km.
- Chemin du Caroubier in existing shared right-of-way for a length of 0.65 km, this same section is planned to become exclusive right-of-way.
From Chemin du Caroubier to the border of the commune of Bormes-les-Mimosas, in an existing two-way exclusive right-of-way for a length of 2.4 km.
Water point:
- 1 water point is located at the Olympe roundabout, on Avenue Albert Roux
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Lighting and horn are compulsory
- Ride in single file on the road
- Stop at red lights and stop signs
- The coastal cycle route is above all dedicated to a convivial practice. It excludes excessive speeds, and everyone must respect the free use of others for the safety of all.
Plain text period
All year round daily.Subject to favorable weather.
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Cyclists
- Level green – easy
