Via Allier (V70) - Part 2/5: The Véloroute along the Allier from Crevant-Laveine to Pont-du-Château

Welcome to the itinerary of the Véloroute 70, which allows you to discover the department of Puy-de-Dôme along the Allier river.

Welcome to Via Allier, the route of Véloroute 70, this route proposes you to discover the Puy-de-Dôme department along the Allier river. The 112-kilometer route, from the Limagne plains to the north with his hilltop villages of the south of the department, is entirely marked out on low-traffic roads or cycle lanes.

We propose a presentation in five parts of about 20 km each for a touristic discovery.
Today, the Via Allier is entirely marked out on a shared road in the departments of Puy-de-Dôme and Allier.
Gradually, the route is equipped with sections of greenways. In a few months, the route will be marked out in the Cher and Haute-Loire.

> PART 2, from Crevant-Laveine to Pont-du-Château.
This part marks the transition between the plain of the Limagne, an expanse of rich land widely used for agriculture, and the volcanic face of the city of Clermont-Ferrand and around. The Allier river, wild at the departure with often untidy banks, takes a more orderly path among rocky corridors.