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📖 Stage Description
Dangé-Saint-Romain marks the start of stage 4 of the Via Turonensis. The limestone Poitou stretches between agricultural plains and river valleys. The Romanesque heritage is everywhere — bell towers, sculpted facades, baptisteries. One of the richest regions for Romanesque art in France.
The Vienne river winds between poplar trees. Châtellerault, the cutler city, and its famous Henri IV bridge have dominated the river since the 16th century. The route follows dirt paths and minor roads through a typical landscape of Vienne, alternating forest paths and village crossings.
Arrival at Châtellerault concludes this stage of 17,3 km with a positive elevation gain of 88 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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Dangé-Saint-Romain · Start
Start of stage 4. Supplies and accommodations available.
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Intermediate waypoint
Water points on this section: Dangé km 0 · Naintré km 10 · Châtellerault km 17
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Châtellerault · End
End of stage. Accommodations and supplies available.
⚠️ Practical Information
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Terrain and difficultyEasy stage of 17,3 km · D+ 88 m · D− 156 m
Highest point: 122 m · Lowest point: 41 m -
Water pointsDangé km 0 · Naintré km 10 · Châtellerault km 17
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Monuments and heritagePont Henri IV de Châtellerault XVIe s. (km 17) · Musée de l'Auto et du Vélo
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Pilgrim resources
🌄 Walking Conditions
Sun exposure and terrain type over 17,3 km
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