Description
The Meuse cycle route, on EuroVelo 19
By taking this portion of EuroVelo 19 you will cross France, Belgium and the Netherlands. It follows the river for 1,080 kilometers from the Langres plateau, at the foot of which it rises, in eastern France, to its mouth in the North Sea at Hook of Holland. With two different names, several cliffs and several picturesque villages, the french city of Verdun, Charleville-Mézières, Namur, Liège, Maastricht, Venlo and even Rotterdam surprises more than one with its beauty. It also allows you to discover a wide variety of landscapes and culinary specialties, as well as a rich historical heritage.
This guide includes:
- Very detailed maps at 1:75,000
- Information on sites to visit
- A notebook with addresses of accommodation and bicycle services
Features :
- Edition: 2024
- French language
- Dimensions: 22.00 x 12.00 x 1.40 cm
- Number of pages: 180
- Weight: 0.400 kg
- Publisher: Bikeline
Features
Name
The Meuse by bike - From Langres to Rotterdam
Length
12 cm
Width
1.40 cm
Height
22 cm
Weight
0.400 kg
Language
French
Type
Guide
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