Malpas Tunnel – Via Domitia loop from Colombiers

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Malpas Tunnel – Via Domitia loop from Colombiers

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Malpas Tunnel – Via Domitia loop from Colombiers

02:56

46.7km

150m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 22.4 km for 69 m

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279 m

Etang de Montady viewpoint

Highlight • Lake

Above the Tunnel Malpas of the Canal du Midi, there is a viewpoint over the Étang de Montady in a small parking lot.

This is a Mediterranean lagoon that was …

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533 m

Malpas Tunnel

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The Canal du Midi leads through a tunnel. Attention: this is not accessible; by bike or on foot you have to go through!

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22.0 km

Narbonne Quay

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22.3 km

Narbonne Cathedral

Highlight • Historical Site

Narbonne Cathedral - today, strictly speaking, it has the status of a basilica. In my opinion, it looks like a mixture of church and castle.

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22.3 km

Archbishops' Palace of Narbonne

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The Palace of the Archbishops of Narbonne is a magnificent Gothic building located in the historic center of the city. It was built in the 14th century to serve as …

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22.4 km

Narbonne Town Hall Square

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Narbonne has a Roman origin. The foundation of the colony of "Narbo Martiusson" dates from -118 before Jesus Christ. It is located on the Domitian Way, the first Roman road …

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22.4 km

Via Domitia

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Traces of the first Roman road in Gaul.

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23.0 km

Narbonne city centre

Highlight • Settlement

I wouldn't call it a city center! The roundabout with the park is called Square Thérèse Léon Blum - which translates to: "Small park of Thérèse Léon Blum", so nothing to do with a city center.

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