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  • Any experience riding in the Dordogne?
  • filks
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    Booking next summers family hols – clearly need to include some MTBing.
    Anyone got any suggestions/recommendations about the Dordogne?

    Thanks

    handybendyhendo
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    Where in Dordogne are you going?

    filks
    Full Member

    Either le Bugue or Sarlat

    ChunkyMTB
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    I know Sarlat pretty well and spent many summers there. I struggled to find much riding especially MTB. It was mainly road riding and most shops only had road maps.

    Maybe it’s changed but if I was to take a bike again I’d take my CX. I’m sure there must be some local MTB clubs now that could give some pointers.

    Oh and enjoy the river 🙂 Many a happy down lazily floating down it.

    orangespyderman
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    Worth checking this site for any GPX routes round where you’re thinking of heading. It’s quite widely used by MTB’ers in France.

    vondally
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    We went in 2000 ish …when it was the hottest year ever…to sarlat,bought a blue map and just wander down trails of all descriptions and had a great time….try vtt, routes routes sarlat

    handybendyhendo
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    There are loads of way marked trails around le bugue. I was a les eyzies and went out a few times this summer.

    Easy to get lost though…..maps in tourist office but maybe email them for a gpx as I generally got lost.

    handybendyhendo
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    double post

    slackboy
    Full Member

    there are some nice trails around Saint-Amand-de-Coly / Montignac. nothing technical but lots of double track through the forested hills.

    this one for example: VTT saint amand de coly

    jim79
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    Not masses, but we did stay at a campsite in Beynac 3 years ago, lovely spot, and they gave me a map which turned out to be a great little route. Campsite was le Capyrou or the like.

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