ViaRhôna, from Vulbens to Seyssel.
Between hills and valleys, this ViaRhôna stage offers beautiful views of the Rhône and surrounding countryside.
You'll come across the Ecluse parade before reaching Seyssel. This town, which has been a mecca for navigation since antiquity, has plenty to offer in terms of cultural and leisure activities based on river themes. This stage takes in roads, sometimes with heavy traffic, reserved for experienced cyclists.
Between hills and valleys, this ViaRhôna stage offers beautiful views of the Rhône and surrounding countryside.
You'll come across the Ecluse parade before reaching Seyssel. This town, which has been a mecca for navigation since antiquity, has plenty to offer in terms of cultural and leisure activities based on river themes. This stage takes in roads, sometimes with heavy traffic, reserved for experienced cyclists.
Plain text period
All year round.Subject to favorable weather.
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Individuals
Points of interest
Points of interest
Points of interest
1Fort l'Écluse
Concerts, festivals, events and exhibitions, enjoyed by thousands of visitors, make Fort l'Ecluse an unmissable place to discover and enjoy... Well beyond the borders of Pays de Gex.<br/>Perched above the Rhône, Fort l'Ecluse dominates the skyline. Dating back 700 years, it has many stories to tell. Come and discover them during self-guided or guided tours, through the fascinating scenography of the exhibition ‘Au cœur de la Cluse’ (At the heart of the Cluse) and the spectacular sound and light show "Fort l'Ecluse: 20,000 years of history ". There's something for everyone!
Thanks to its immersive exhibitions, dive into ‘Au cœur de l'orage’ (In the heart of the storm) and set off to ‘discover the lesser horseshoe bats’, the Fort's bats, and explore the temporary exhibition ‘Intuitions croisées’ (Crossed intuitions).
The summer events will thrill you: the 13th edition of the Jazz in Fort l'Ecluse festival, classical concerts by the Soloist Academy, Nuit des étoiles (Night of the Stars), and more.
And for those who want to get active, there are sporting activities: an adventure course with breathtaking views at the Upper Fort, a free-access via ferrata and hikes. Not to mention the challenge of obtaining the famous staircase diploma: climbing the 830 steps of the underground gallery that connects the Lower Fort to the Upper Fort.
2Génissiat power dam
An exceptional industrial structure! Don't miss the chance to discover its monumental character, its role in post-war French energy history, its contribution to electricity consumption on the Rhône,...<br/>CNR offers a guided, interactive and educational tour, combining art, history and hydraulic technology. Films, models and objects help visitors discover the great adventure of the Rhône River and the energy mix of water, wind and sun that CNR is developing.
