Discover the Ain loop between Versonnex, Vesancy and Divonne-les-Bains to the Swiss towns of Collex-Bossy and Céligny. Follow the "Tour du Léman" signs.
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Lake Geneva is a magnificent lake with a splendid panorama. For the more seasoned cyclist, the Tour du Léman is the reward for a little effort, with the spectacle of breathtakingly beautiful sites celebrated by poets down the ages and across the continents.
To make the most of this experience, a Tour du Léman by bike has recently been signposted. With its 200 kms and over 100 sites, the Tour du Léman is accessible from 2 countries (France and Switzerland) and crosses 5 territories, offering a wealth of diversity to discover along the way.
In the Ain department, located close to the lake, cyclists can take the Ain loop to reach the Tour du Léman and ride through the green countryside of Pays de Gex.
It’s a great opportunity to ride along the Divonne-les-Bains lake, admire the menhir at Mont Mourex, with a superb view as far as the Geneva jet d’eau and the Alps if the weather is clear, or take the kids to the Tutegny/Cessy leisure park.
To make the most of this experience, a Tour du Léman by bike has recently been signposted. With its 200 kms and over 100 sites, the Tour du Léman is accessible from 2 countries (France and Switzerland) and crosses 5 territories, offering a wealth of diversity to discover along the way.
In the Ain department, located close to the lake, cyclists can take the Ain loop to reach the Tour du Léman and ride through the green countryside of Pays de Gex.
It’s a great opportunity to ride along the Divonne-les-Bains lake, admire the menhir at Mont Mourex, with a superb view as far as the Geneva jet d’eau and the Alps if the weather is clear, or take the kids to the Tutegny/Cessy leisure park.