The 220 km Itinerant Tour
Champagnole
Champagnole
| Multi-stage tour | 160€ |
| Free jersey for the first 2,000 registrants | Guaranteed sizing for all bookings made before June 1st |
| Traditional Jura meal | Included in the registration |
The Itinerant Tour is THE ultimate getaway format of La Transju’Cyclo! You will ride 220 km over 2 days.
Embracing the true spirit of touring, you will follow a GPS track leading you through the stunning roads and landscapes of the Jura Mountains. Featuring spruce forests, a continuous succession of glistening lakes, and mountain passes taking you up to high plateaus, this route was crafted to deliver the most authentic adventure. A true cycling journey across our wild wilderness.
From the Nozeroy plateau to the Grandvaux, explore the crown jewels of the Doubs region, journeying through the Frasne nature reserve and its ponds, taking in peaceful vistas of the Saint-Point and Remoray lakes, before tackling the Chaux-Neuve ski jumps and the majestic valley leading to Foncine. Finally, reach the GrandVallier plateau—its serene lake watched over by its steeple—for a warm, friendly, authentic Jura stopover.
On Day 2, ride through the silent, deep combes and spruce forests towards Cuttura, then reach Lake Vouglans with its vibrant hues and endless shores. Head towards the Château de Châtillon before sweeping down to the edge of Lake Chalain. More than enough to make you forget THE challenge of the day... the legendary St Christophe climb.
Come ride with us through the Jura Mountains and live the Transju’Cyclo adventure to the fullest!
Event limited to 200 participants.
- Distance: 220 km and 2,975 m elevation gain
- Saturday start time: 10:30 AM
- Departure point on Saturday : Champagnole
- Saturday finish location: Le Duchet holiday village
- Day 1: Champagnole to Prénovel – 120 km and 1,600 m elevation gain
- Sunday start location: Le Duchet holiday village
- Place of arrival : Champagnole
- Day 2: Prénovel to Champagnole – 98 km and 1,326 m elevation gain
The Itinerant Tour is open to everyone, whether riding acoustic or e-bikes.
Event limited to 200 participants.
(150 spots at the Duchet center + 50 spots in the annex lodge, with identical services and half-board as the Duchet center)
Included:
- Event entry, handlebar plate, and bib number
- A collector's jersey for the first 2,000 registrants
- Finisher medal
- Full board starting Saturday evening (dinner, overnight stay, breakfast, and Sunday lunch at the Oppidum)
- Medical support (on the course and at the Oppidum)
- Mechanical assistance on both days of the tour
- Vehicle parking close to the start/finish line
- GPX track
- Drop-bag luggage transport
- Bed sheets and blanket/duvet
- Roadbook
Options:
- Merchandise from our online store
- The roadbook for the multi-day tour: LINK
Day 1: Download GPX track
Day 2: Download GPX track
-> On race day, always follow the on-course signage
The 220 km Itinerant Tour
- Distance: 220 km
- Elevation gain: 2,975 m D+
Day 1: Champagnole to Prénovel – 120 km and 1,600 m elevation gain
From the Nozeroy plateau to the Grandvaux, explore the crown jewels of the Doubs region, journeying through the Frasne nature reserve and its ponds, taking in peaceful vistas of the Saint-Point and Remoray lakes, before tackling the Chaux-Neuve ski jumps and the majestic valley leading to Foncine. Finally, reach the GrandVallier plateau—its serene lake watched over by its steeple—for a warm, friendly, authentic Jura stopover.
Day 2: Prénovel to Champagnole – 98 km and 1,326 m elevation gain
On Day 2, ride through the silent, deep combes and spruce forests towards Cuttura, then reach Lake Vouglans with its vibrant hues and endless shores. Head towards the Château de Châtillon before sweeping down to the edge of Lake Chalain. More than enough to make you forget THE challenge of the day... the legendary St Christophe climb.
A self-supported, multi-day touring adventure. Water points along the route will be marked, and our dedicated support crew will be right by your side to step in if needed.
A finish-line feed station will be waiting for you on Saturday in Prénovel, as well as on Sunday in Champagnole.
MANDATORY EQUIPMENT
- Frame plate
- FFC-approved bicycle
- Rigid helmet which must be worn during the entire event
- Hydration system (water bottle or hydration bag)
- GPS
- Air chamber
- Warm clothing
- Waterproof jacket
- Light with battery/spare cell
- Repair kit
- Fully charged mobile phone with external power bank
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT
- A pair of gloves
- Glasses
- Spare business
- Business and towels
- Swimsuit and swim cap
- Phone charger
- Basic first aid kit (bandages, dressings…)
Allowed:
- E-bikes or pedelecs ONLY on the 70 km tour and the Multi-Day Tour.
The Transju' Challenge powered by Jura Pellets aims to crown the best male and female competitors who conquer the 3 major races across our events: La Transju’, La Transju’Trails, and La Transju’Cyclo.
- Everyone who takes on all 3 events in the current year will unlock a 10% discount on La Transju’Cyclo, no matter the race distance chosen.
- The fastest athlete across the 3 major Transju’ races will claim the coveted winners' bell (La Transjurassienne, the Ultra 110km or the Trail 82km, and the Cyclo 160km).
Trans’Organisation has chosen to celebrate and promote health and wellness through workplace sport by launching a dedicated challenge: The Transju’ Corporate Challenge.
This is a team challenge tailored for all coworkers of a company who want to take on any of the timed events or hikes of La Transju’. The mission: share an unforgettable, uplifting adventure that fuels team spirit.
This challenge is open to all companies, with the goal of rallying as many team members as possible.
The challenge runs across all 3 events: Transju’, Transju’Trail, and Transju’Cyclo with rankings and awards for each race, topped off by an overall leaderboard at the close of the event season.
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