Port du Plomb – Carrelets de la Conche loop from La Rochelle - Porte Dauphine

France

New Aquitaine

Port du Plomb – Carrelets de la Conche loop from La Rochelle - Porte Dauphine

Moderate

4.3

(21)

110

riders

Port du Plomb – Carrelets de la Conche loop from La Rochelle - Porte Dauphine

02:09

42.4km

150m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel 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 14, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 10.3 km for 55 m

After 33.0 km for 55 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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6.55 km

View of the bridge to Ile de Ré

Highlight • Bridge

Inaugurated in 1988, 2.5 km long. Free of charge.

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7.28 km

Queille Point - Anse de Plomb Battery

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The steep cliffs form an elevated natural defensive position that was used during the last war to control access from Ile de Ré

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7.88 km

Pampin Cove

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During the season, all along the coastal path, cultivation of oysters and mussels can be observed in the shallow waters of the Atlantic. From the terrace of the cabin, an exceptional view of the Anse de Pampin.

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10.3 km

Port du Plomb

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Small fishing port that it is good to cross.

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14.9 km

La Conche Beach

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Pleasant arc of beach, after miles of only trail access here a road comes to the sea, with a parking area and picnic facilities.

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15.5 km

Carrelets de la Conche

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The Fief de Brée road provides access to the coast, dominated by many traditional fishing platforms on stilts

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19.5 km

Carrelet d'Esnandes

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The carrelets are fishermen's huts built on stilts. The maritime setting is fantastic, with a panoramic view of the sea as far as the eye can see, and the Aiguillon Bay National Nature Reserve.

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