Set in the heart of the Massif d'Uchaux, our 17th century mill house provides direct access to some of Provence's finest cycling: quiet vineyard roads, forest trails, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Orange and the Rhône Valley, all from your doorstep.
Base
7 Bedrooms & Bike Storage
Terrain
Road, Gravel & Mountain Bike
Everything you need
From the gate
16 to 42 km · rolling vineyards and forest
A classic local loop through pine forests, vineyards and quiet Provençal villages. Pass Bollène, Mornas, Piolenc, Sérignan-du-Comtat and Uchaux itself, with views towards Mont Ventoux and the Côtes du Rhône vines. Shorten or extend the loop to suit the day.
53 km · rolling vineyard roads
A road cycling loop passing some of Provence's most famous wine estates and villages. Rolling terrain, wide valley views and plenty of cellar door temptation along the way.
26 km · gentle and mostly flat
A relaxed ride linking Orange's Roman Amphitheatre and Triumphal Arch with the surrounding countryside. Easy enough for casual cyclists and families, with a proper coffee stop in town.
Flexible · largely flat riverside riding
Follows sections of the ViaRhôna cycle route along the Rhône, with easy, traffic free paths and riverside scenery. Ideal for leisure cyclists, electric bike users and anyone who prefers flat miles to big climbs.
42 km · mixed forest and ochre trails
For gravel riders, the massif offers a challenging loop through pine forests, ochre coloured trails and hilltop viewpoints. Wide tyres recommended. The views are worth the effort.
13 km to 40 km+ · forest singletrack
The Uchaux massif is well known locally for mountain biking, with routes for every level from easy forest loops to demanding full day rides.
24 km · 320 m climbing
An easy ride that warms you up, following the water course out of the valley, past the aqueduct and back along quiet farm lanes. Ideal for a first morning or a recovery spin.
58 km · 900 m climbing
Out through the 20 acres of forest land and up onto the ridge road, with long open views, a village café stop at the halfway point and a fast descent home.
105 km · 1,800 m climbing
A full day in the saddle linking three valleys and two proper climbs. Bring the good legs. Dinner around the long table is well earned.
35 km · mixed surface
Forest doubletrack, riverside paths and old mill roads. Perfect on gravel bikes or wide tyres, and largely traffic free from the gate.
Distances are indicative. We will happily plan a week of riding around your group's pace before you arrive.
On the road
Cold legs in the natural stone pool, a long lunch in the shade and an evening beside the stream, the best part of a hard day's riding.
Bring your bikes and experience some of Provence's most iconic cycling routes from the doorstep. Bike hire can be arranged on request.
Tell us your dates and how many are riding, and we will hold the whole house for your group.