Château de Bon Repos – Étang de Haute-Jarrie loop from Seyssins

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Château de Bon Repos – Étang de Haute-Jarrie loop from Seyssins

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Château de Bon Repos – Étang de Haute-Jarrie loop from Seyssins

02:12

34.4km

370m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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After 9.59 km for 135 m

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2.46 km

Rondeau footbridge

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Beautiful bridge over the Drac.

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2.88 km

Canal EDF

Lake

12.9 km

Downhill Champagnier

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The beginning of the descent from Champagnier to Champ sur Drac below. The road is quite narrow, but the descent is not too technical. Visibility is quite good, but some corners are blind.

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16.4 km

Château de Bon Repos

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Bon Repos Castle is a medieval castle dating back to the 15th century. It is located south of Grenoble in the commune of Jarrie. It offers beautiful views to the south and the mountains beyond.

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18.3 km

Étang de Haute-Jarrie

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A rather pleasant place frequented by fishermen and children who come here on bicycles. In spring, you can hear frog concerts there.

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19.9 km

Place de Champagnier

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26.3 km

Rochefort footbridge

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The Claix bridge, which was built between 1608 and 1611 under the leadership of Constable Lesdiguières, allowed the easy crossing of the Drac and regular communication between Grenoble and close …

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26.8 km

Pont de Claix (Lesdiguières Bridge)

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The Pont de Claix or Pont Lesdiguières was built between 1608 and 1611 on the Drac, at the request of market gardeners from the fertile plains of Claix who at …

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