Bike tour
In Toulouse
A bike ride along green trails and quiet riverbanks.
Toulouse is a wonderful place to discover by bike: with almost 820 km of cycle paths and 225 km of green network (secure paths, cycle lanes, embankments), the city offers an ideal setting for gentle exploration. Cycling along the Garonne or the canal, you’ll combine greenery, waterways and architecture – a peaceful and charming cocktail for a half-day or weekend getaway.
Good to know
before you leave
A variety of routes to suit all cycling profiles.
Toulouse offers a vast, comfortable and safe cycling network – cycle paths, greenways, landscaped riverbanks – suitable for both beginners and more experienced cyclists. You can combine urban rides (downtown, riverbanks, neighborhoods) with longer escapades via the canal or metropolitan cycle routes. For even greater flexibility, services such as self-service bicycles (VéloToulouse) or rentals via La Maison du Vélo make it easy to organize your trip, even without your own bike. For more information on the route: https://www.toulouse-tourisme.com/preparer-son-sejour/se-deplacer-a-toulouse-a-velo/ .
Le Rupé
YOUR IDEAL CYCLING STAGE
Comfort & services for bike lovers.
Camping Le Rupé, which has been awarded the “Accueil vélo” label, has thought of ways to simplify your life. You’ll find secure storage for your bikes, a communal area with fridge, microwave and practical equipment, as well as maintenance kits for your two-wheelers. Whether you’re arriving solo, as a couple or with your family, the campsite ensures a comfortable break after a day on the road – relaxation, conviviality.
Our locations
nearby
Canal du midi
by Bike
Explore a variety of itineraries from our campsites
VAP campsites are perfect for cycling enthusiasts. Pyrenean passes from l’Oustalous, flatland rides from Mazères, or urban escapades from Toulouse: each site offers a unique terrain. Whether you’re a touring cyclist or a seasoned sportsman, you’ll enjoy adapted routes, superb scenery and services designed with cyclists in mind. Get on your bike and discover the South-West in a different way, between nature, heritage and fresh air.