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Day 1: Utilising the Channel Tunnel we head straight for Calais.  From Calais we cross the country and make our way along the beautiful rural roads of northern France to Verdun.

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Day 2: Today takes us up into the Vosges Mountains and on to our second overnight stop near the Jura Mountains in the Saint Claude area. 

 

Day 3:Starting with the Jura Mountains and riding down past Geneva, we begin to head towards the Bourg St Maurice area of France ready to tackle some epic twisty roads over the next few days.

 

Day 4: Heading to Vars we pick up some nice small twisty routes down some more of the D902 and via Briancon.

 

Day 5: Starting in Vars we head for Grasse, taking in yet more tight and twisty roads the south of france has to offer.  We end in Grasse at the base of route napoleon ready to begin the sweeping bends it has to over from the get go tomorrow.

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Day 6: Beginning with the fast and flow roads of the Route Napoleon we make our way up as far as Castellane before cutting off and taking in Europes answer to the Grand Canyon, the Gorge du Verdon.  After exploring this area we head to our overnight location in the Nimes area to prepare ourselves for the Millau Viaduct tomorrow.

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Day 7: Starting by taking on the Millau Viaduct we explore the area and head for Mende and Florac area where there is an abundance of great biking roads to take in on the next day.  Or if you prefer, you can have a day off the bikes and just rest up.

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Day 8: Today you can either have a day off the bikes altogether or come with us and explore the fantastic routes all around the local area.

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Day 9: We begin to head back north toward the Eurotunnel aiming for Troyes as an overnight location.  We continue to avoid motorways and toll roads by sticking to winding and more enjoyable routes homewards.

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Day 10: The final day see us heading back to Calais to embark the Eurotunnel back to the UK where we say our goodbyes and make our way back to our loved ones to retell the tales of our epic road trip.