This summer we are offering ten new routes through France, from the historic places Arras and Lens to the rugged coastlines of Normandy and the Atlantic island of Noirmoutier. The variety between impressive nature and rich history makes this collection well worth exploring and perfect for a varied summer vacation.
For the best impression, you can watch the video above. But we are also highlighting two routes for you.
One of the most remarkable routes in this collection is Étretat, on the Normandy coast. This location is world-famous for its white chalk cliffs. The rock formations have inspired artists and writers for centuries, and that artistic atmosphere is still tangible today. It is a route that is both calming and impressive.
No less impressive is the Passage du Gois. This route follows an elevated road that connects the island of Noirmoutier to the mainland. Twice a day, this road disappears under water due to the tides. Cycling along this remarkable passage, you feel as though you are suspended between sea and land, with the Atlantic Ocean on either side. Nowhere else in France can this experience be found in quite the same way, making it a true bucket list route.
Haven’t downloaded a route before? We’ll walk you through it. Go to your Bike Labyrinth and make sure you have a mouse connected. Go to Settings by clicking on the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen. Make sure you have the latest version of Bike Labyrinth before you start downloading new routes. You can find your current version on the bottom right. Don’t have version 5.10.0? Update by clicking on Update. On this page you can also check if you are connected to the internet. Still offline? Connect Bike Labyrinth to the internet first. Once your Bike Labyrinth is online you can click on the button Check for update. If an update is needed you can now click on Install update. Now you can download new routes without a worry.
Continue downloading routes by returning to Settings. Next, click on Downloads. If your Bike Labyrinth is online you will see an overview of routes that are available for download. Need a bit more help? Check our instruction video with subs here.