Ride Day 8

Carcassonne → Tourouzelle

Sat, Sep 19

Panda illustration for Day 7
Distance 30 mi
Hand-coded elevation 328 ft
Route v04.RD07.CARC_to_TOURO_003
Surface Mostly Unpaved

Tourouzelle is a small Minervois village whose history is easier to read in its land than in one great monument. Vines cover the ground around the town and have long shaped local work. Parts of the old defensive wall survive, including a gateway, along with medieval church fabric and a ruined chapel in the cemetery. The village never became a large trade centre; its story stayed tied to local farming and the nearby wine country.

🚻 Mile 6.7
Public (Square André Chénier)
on-route
Public (Square André Chénier); Boulangerie Papineau — Centre 11000 Carcassonne; Cafés
🥐 Mile 6.7
Boulangerie Papineau — Centre 11000 Carcassonne
on-route
Public (Square André Chénier); Boulangerie Papineau — Centre 11000 Carcassonne; Cafés
💧 Mile 6.7
eau — Centre 11000 Carcassonne
on-route
Public (Square André Chénier); Boulangerie Papineau — Centre 11000 Carcassonne; Cafés
💧 Mile 8.8
Fouille archéologique Eburomagus
D4
🚻 Mile 11.0
Parc (Place du Foirail)
on-route
Parc (Place du Foirail); Boulangerie de Bram — Centre 11150 Bram; Cafés
🥐 Mile 11.0
Boulangerie de Bram — Centre 11150 Bram
on-route
Parc (Place du Foirail); Boulangerie de Bram — Centre 11150 Bram; Cafés
💧 Mile 14.6
Pont de Villesèquelande
Villesèquelande (Aude)
Water point (bollard) on the right bank of the canal at the Villesèquelande bridge, at the river halt, opposite the wash house, with shaded tables (there is also water at the nearby cemetery).
💧 Mile 21.5
Port de Carcassonne
Quai Bellevue
Near Square André CHENIER on the canal port, opposite the SNCF station. A push-button tap next to the statue of a naked woman (along the barriers separating it from the road).