Frequently asked questions from travellers
Is the route signposted in both directions?
Yes, the Veloscenic route is signposted in both directions — whether you're riding from Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel or from Mont-Saint-Michel to Paris!
As of now, the entire route is signposted except within central Paris (intramuros).
Are there any guidebooks available for the Veloscenic route?
Currently, there are no English-language guidebooks available for the Veloscenic route. A guidebook was published by Excellent Books in 2018, but it is no longer being reprinted and the information is now partially outdated.
However, there are three French-language guidebooks available:
- The most recent editions, published by Glénat and Ouest-France, include detailed maps, navigation tips, cultural and historical highlights along the route, as well as Accueil Vélo-approved accommodations at each stage.
- A third guidebook was reprinted by Chamina in 2021, but it has not been reviewed by the Veloscenic route team.
Can I use my smartphone for navigation?
To follow the Veloscenic route on your smartphone, download a GPS app such as OsmAnd, Locus Map, Iphigénie, or Komoot, available on both Android and Apple devices.
Make sure to download the map layers within the app to enable offline use during your ride.
If you'd like to create your own custom GPS track, use our route planner to personalize your itinerary with start and end points on or off the Veloscenic route.
How can I report an issue or problem?
You can submit a report in just a few clicks. This tool allows us to receive alerts in real time and display your report on the Veloscenic route website — helping future travelers and contributing to the improvement of the route.