Blaye › Saint-André-de-Cubzac

🗺️ Stage Map

📖 Stage Description

Blaye marks the start of stage 17 of the Via Turonensis. The Gironde, with its world-famous vineyards and majestic estuary, offers a landscape of exceptional richness. Bordeaux castlex follow one another between stages.

The Gironde, the river-king, accompanies the route. Bourg-sur-Gironde and its limestone old town, then the Dordogne crossed at the Cubzac suspension bridge. The route follows dirt paths and minor roads through a typical landscape of Gironde, alternating forest paths and village crossings.

Arrival at Saint-André-de-Cubzac concludes this stage of 33,7 km with a positive elevation gain of 0 m — an Easy stage, accessible to the majority of walkers. All practical information for the overnight stop is available in the sidebar.

📍 Villages and Waypoints

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  Blaye · Start

  Start of stage 17. Supplies and accommodations available.

  💧 Water🏕️ Accommodations
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  Intermediate waypoint

  Water points on this section: Blaye km 0 · Bourg-sur-Gironde km 18 · Saint-André-de-Cubzac km 34

  💧 Water
• 33,7km

  Saint-André-de-Cubzac · End

  End of stage. Accommodations and supplies available.

  💧 Water🏕️ Accommodations🛒 Shops

⚠️ Practical Information

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  Terrain and difficulty

  Easy stage of 33,7 km · D+ 276 m · D− 237 m
  Highest point: 73 m · Lowest point: 1 m
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  Water points

  Blaye km 0 · Bourg-sur-Gironde km 18 · Saint-André-de-Cubzac km 34
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  Monuments and heritage

  Cité médiévale de Bourg-sur-Gironde (km 18) · Pont suspendu de Cubzac 1839 (km 34)
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  Pilgrim resources

  miam-miam-dodo.fr · gites-refuges.com

🌄 Walking Conditions

Sun exposure and terrain type over 33,7 km

☀ Sun Exposure

🥾 Terrain

⏱️ Estimated Time for You

Estimate based on Naismith's rule and the actual elevation gain of the stage.