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Dijon to Givry Through the Côte de Beaune

71 km road cycling route179 m climbing3½–5 hoursGPX

Dijon, Bourgogne, France · Road

A flat 71 km road cycling route from Dijon, Bourgogne to Givry Through the Côte de Beaune through Fixey, Morey-Saint-Denis and Premeaux, with 179 m of climbing.

Route contributed by Marcus · Created from a ride on Wednesday 10th September 2025

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At a glance

Best for
Flat, steady riding
Distance
71.2 km
Point to point
Elevation gain
179 m
3 m per km
Riding time
3½–5 hours
moving time, estimated
Difficulty
Moderate
Bike
Road bike
from the mapped surface
Surface
Mostly paved
91% paved · 7% unpaved · 1% no data
Traffic
Some main roads
19.5 km on main roads without a cycle lane · 21.5 km where the limit is 80 km/h or more · 4 km on cycle paths or lanes
Food & water
Regular
187 cafés and restaurants · 26 shops · 8 water points · 3 petrol stations · 21 public toilets · 9 bike shops
Best months
May to Sep
Dijon climate, 10 years
Navigation
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Start → finish
Dijon → Givry Through the Côte de Beaune

Map and elevation profile

On the road: Dijon to Givry Through the Côte de Beaune, Dijon

Elevation profile

Total ascent
179 m
Distance
71 km
0100200300400m0 km20406071 km296 m · highest, at 2.5 kmStartFinish

Route description

  1. Dijon
  2. Fixeykm 1
  3. Morey-Saint-Deniskm 8
  4. Premeauxkm 18
  5. Ladoix-Serrignykm 25
  6. Curtilkm 37
  7. La Chapellekm 45
  8. Fragneskm 55
  9. Chalon-sur-Saônekm 61
  10. Givry Through the Côte de Beaunekm 71

The ride starts around Marsannay-la-Côte and Couchey, heading south through many villages such as Fixin, Brochon, and Gevrey-Chambertin by km 4. The highest point is at 296 m near km 2.6, followed by gentle elevation changes and mostly flat terrain. The profile is 82% flat, with mild climbing 8% and descending 10%. The surface is 91% paved with some gravel or unpaved sections covering 7%. The route uses mostly minor roads (43%) and main roads (28%), along with paths (14%), quiet streets (7%), cycle paths (4%) and tracks (2%). About 19.5 km are on main roads without a cycle lane, and 21.5 km have posted speed limits at 80 km/h or higher.

Along the way, there are multiple places to stop for food and drink, including bakeries and restaurants at Gevrey-Chambertin (4 km), Nuits-Saint-Georges (14.9 km), Ladoix-Serrigny (24.7 km), Beaune (31.6 km), and Givry (69.8 km). Shops, water fountains, and toilets are numerous but the longest stretch without café, shop or water is 7 km between roughly km 47.8 and 54.8. Several bike shops and repair points are available in Beaune and near Givry. Bailout options include stations at Nuits-Saint-Georges, Beaune, and Chalon-sur-Saône. The route finishes near Givry where bakeries, a bike shop, patisserie, and pharmacies are available.

Highlights

  • Passes through Gevrey-Chambertin and Nuits-Saint-Georges
  • Highest point 296 m near km 2.6
  • Long descent from km 50.3 over 2.2 km dropping 40 m
  • Ends at Givry with bakeries and bike shop

Along the route

Measured from the route line, the Copernicus elevation model and OpenStreetMap.

Places passed

  1. Brochon 2.4 km
  2. Gevrey-Chambertin 4 km
  3. Les Baraques 4.1 km
  4. Plantigone 4.5 km
  5. Morey-Saint-Denis 7.6 km
  6. Chambolle-Musigny 8.7 km
  7. Vougeot 9.4 km
  8. Vosne-Romanée 11.8 km
  9. Les Nouroies 13.5 km
  10. Nuits-Saint-Georges 14.8 km
  11. Premeaux 17.8 km
  12. Prissey 18 km
  13. Comblanchien 19.4 km
  14. Corgoloin 21.9 km
  15. Buisson 23.5 km
  16. Neuvelle 24.1 km
  17. Ladoix-Serrigny 25.2 km
  18. Ladoix 25.4 km
  19. Chorey-les-Beaune 27.9 km
  20. Gigny 28.7 km
  21. Beaune 31.6 km
  22. Bligny-lès-Beaune 36.4 km
  23. Curtil 36.7 km
  24. Tailly 38.4 km
  25. Les Serves 40.1 km
  26. Repand 40.6 km
  27. Morteuil 41.6 km
  28. Demigny 43.1 km
  29. La Chapelle 44.6 km
  30. Cretaine 45.2 km
  31. Bois Bouton 45.5 km
  32. Beauregard 47.3 km
  33. Lessard-le-National 51.1 km
  34. Virey-le-Grand 53.9 km
  35. Fragnes 55 km
  36. La Loyère 55.4 km
  37. Condemène 56 km
  38. Le Bassin 56.6 km
  39. Champforgeuil 57 km
  40. Les Pellerets 58.7 km
  41. Chalon-sur-Saône 60.5 km
  42. Saint-Rémy 63 km
  43. Taisey 63.5 km
  44. Vessey 65 km

Traffic, surface and gradient

Measured from OpenStreetMap along the track and the elevation profile.

Expect stretches on main roads without a cycle lane (19.5 km in all) between quieter sections.

Roads
43% minor road · 28% main road · 14% path · 7% quiet street · 8% other roads and tracks
Main roads
19.5 km on main roads without a cycle lane — likely busier
Fast roads
21.5 km on roads with a limit of 80 km/h or more
Cycle paths
4 km on cycle paths or roads with a cycle lane
Main roads used
D 19 (11 km), D 122 (8 km), D 18 (6 km), D 20f (4 km)
Surface
Predominantly paved: 91% is mapped as paved, 7% as unpaved or gravel.
Gradient
8% climbing · 10% descending · 82% flat
Longest descent
2.2 km from 50.3 km, dropping 40 m

Food, water and services

Within a few hundred metres of the track, from OpenStreetMap. Opening hours change — treat this as where to look, not a promise.

No stretch is longer than 15 km without a café, shop or water. Along the route: 187 cafés and restaurants, 26 shops, 8 water points, 3 petrol stations, 21 public toilets and 9 bike shops.

Food, water and shops in ride order

  1. 0 kmFranquette Bar à vivre · bar · 50 m off route
  2. 2.7 kmBurgundy Bike · bike rental · 580 m off route
  3. 4 kmProxi · convenience store · 60 m off route
  4. 7.1 kmDrinking water · 40 m off route
  5. 13.9 kmDrinking water · 50 m off route
  6. 19.3 kmDrinking water · 90 m off route
  7. 31.6 kmDu Goût et des Idées · bakery · 30 m off route
  8. 31.9 kmDrinking water · 170 m off route
  9. 31.9 kmPharmacie du Vieux Beaune · pharmacy · 40 m off route
  10. 36.5 kmDenimal · bakery · on the route
  11. 39.9 kmToilets · 50 m off route
  12. 54.9 kmDrinking water · 60 m off route
  13. 55.2 kmToilets · 40 m off route
  14. 59.8 kmCarrefour · supermarket · 90 m off route
  15. 61.6 kmToilets · 70 m off route
  16. 67.7 kmIntermarché · petrol station · 50 m off route
  17. 69.4 kmMarché de Givry : Jeudi · market · on the route
  18. 69.6 kmPharmacie Dorier · pharmacy · 80 m off route

Need to bail out?

  • 9.3 kmVougeot – Gilly-lès-Cîteaux (halt), 1.2 km off route
  • 15.5 kmNuits-Saint-Georges (station), 950 m off route
  • 21.9 kmCorgoloin (halt), 90 m off route
  • 31.1 kmBeaune (station), 740 m off route
  • 61.7 kmChalon-sur-Saône (station), 680 m off route

Whether bikes are carried depends on the service — check before relying on it.

Worth a stop

  • 3.6 kmChâteau de Gevrey-Chambertin (castle)
  • 10 kmChâteau de Clos-Vougeot (castle)
  • 17.8 kmChâteau de Prémeaux (castle)
  • 27.9 kmChâteau de Chorey (castle)
  • 31.4 kmPorte Saint-Nicolas (attraction)
  • 69.6 kmHalle ronde (archaeological site)

Stay after this ride

  • La Maison Jaune · guest house · 360 m from the finish
  • Coté park & SPA · guest house · 440 m from the finish
  • Le Clos des Langues · guest house · 1.1 km from the finish
  • La Petite Maison · guest house · 1.4 km from the finish

Start and access

Starts at Marsannay-la-Côte. Mapped within a short walk of the start and finish, from OpenStreetMap.

At the start

Food and coffee
Franquette Bar à vivre (50 m)

At the finish

Bikes and repair
Cyclopassion (80 m)
Food and coffee
Fèvre (20 m), Au Croissant de Lune (140 m), Maison Bry (140 m)
Pharmacy and medical
Pharmacie du Rempart (20 m), Pharmacie Dorier (150 m)

Know before you go

  • 19.5 km on main roads without cycle lanes
  • 21.5 km on roads with speed limits of 80 km/h or more
  • Longest stretch without café, shop or water: 7 km from km 47.8 to 54.8
  • Gravel or unpaved sections cover 7% of the route

Routes are for inspiration. Roads, surfaces and conditions change — check locally and ride within your limits.

12 photographs from the road

Photo: François de Dijon · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

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About this route

Ridden by
Marcus
Date ridden
Route line
Built from a GPS recording of the ride.
Elevation
Recalculated from the Copernicus GLO-90 terrain model every 50 m, not the device’s barometer.
Roads, surface, services
Measured along the line from OpenStreetMap extracts.
Best months
Ten years of ERA5 weather for Dijon (Open-Meteo).
GPX
Generated from the route line: track points only, no timestamps or personal data.
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