Atienza Loop

Description

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Discover the hilly landscapes of the region with the strengths of your calves, thanks to this loop inaugurated by the regional of the stage, former professional cyclist and RTS consultant Daniel Atienza. Get in the saddle and set off on the picturesque roads around Moudon, Thierrens and Lucens.
From Moudon, prepare yourself for a winding climb to Villars-le-Comte, where the view of the Alps is a wonderful reward for your efforts. Continue towards Chapelle-sur-Moudon through a breathtaking hilly landscape. A final climb takes you to Peney-le-Jorat, from where you can enjoy the descent while returning to Moudon. 

Point of interest

 

1.  Panorama sur les Alpes depuis Beauregard

Beauregard offers an exceptional panorama of the Alps and the Pre-Alps. Depending on the weather, you can admire the Mont-Blanc massif in wintertime and summertime. The place is very appreciated by families and hikers for taking a break and having a picnic. You will find benches and a picnic table next to the 50 seats hut which is for rent.

2.  Église de Villars-le-Comte

The church is mentioned as early as 1177. At that time, it belonged to the priory of Saint-Maire. Damaged during the reformation, the church has been repaired many times. The organ stems from the English church in Vevey.

3.  Fromagerie du Haut-Jorat

Representing the century-old tradition of regional cheese production, this dairy transforms milk from 20 local producers.

4.  Musées Moudonnois

Located at the top of the Upper Town, the Moudon museums of "Vieux-Moudon" and "Eugène Burnand" contain treasures and witnesses of daily life in Moudon and its region over the centuries. Both are housed in former 16th and 17th century mansions built by the aristocratic family of Cerjat.
  • Distance : 35 km
  • Length : 4h40
  • Start : Moudon
  • End : Moudon
  • Difficulty :
  • Height difference : 706 m
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