Inline skating routes
Nov 20th, 2016, 02:50 AM
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I don't know about any one particular but France has a lot of voie vertes, which you could use: http://www.voiesvertes.com/
Nov 20th, 2016, 03:29 AM
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France has quite a few - the route from Sarlat to Souillac comes to mind - but I don't know about 200-400 km. I'm talking more about 50-100. I read somewhere recently that France was putting more and more of these in, at quite a fast pace. I believe there are a few on the Atlantic near Bordeaux and the Bassin d'Arcachon, too. If I hear more I'll let you know.
Nov 20th, 2016, 04:26 AM
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The bicycle paths can be used by inline skaters, so here is a top ten selection: http://www.francevelotourisme.com/co...es-francaises/
Nov 20th, 2016, 04:39 AM
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Thanks guys, I was aware of many of the cyclable routes in France but I'll dig into the links.
I was looking at the coastal path from Nice into Italy, how much of that is tarmac for instance and separated off?
The famous Euro Velo8 looks like it is still a disaster but any idea how much of it is in place from Turin towards Venice? Articles seem to suggest a fair bit, but still a lot of gravel and busy roads.
The whole "Svizzera mare" looks like a dead duck with a lot of barriered dual carriageway pretending to be a cycle route.
I was looking at the coastal path from Nice into Italy, how much of that is tarmac for instance and separated off?
The famous Euro Velo8 looks like it is still a disaster but any idea how much of it is in place from Turin towards Venice? Articles seem to suggest a fair bit, but still a lot of gravel and busy roads.
The whole "Svizzera mare" looks like a dead duck with a lot of barriered dual carriageway pretending to be a cycle route.
