Old 02-13-19, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by NomarsGirl
We're doing a short tour along the Loire a velo in September. Just 2 days with one overnight. Decided against the package deal from the bike shop, because other than luggage transfers and maps, we don't seem to be getting much for the extra cost. We'll rent bikes and panniers from them. If we can't carry what we need for a single night (staying in a hotel) in panniers, then we are completely hopeless for longer tours.

I'm a little nervous that I can't find a detailed map of the route. We're starting in Tours, spending a night in Azay-le-Rideau and ending in Chinon. Dropping the bikes off in Chinon. What I can't seem to find is a downloadable map of the actual route. I ran it through Google Maps, but I'm not entirely sure it's putting me on the bike path. Probably pretty close to it though. I'm sure we can get a printed map at the tourist office before we set out. I took a look at street view. Other than getting out of Tours itself, it seems pretty quiet. Just pedal fast through the city section to get to the countryside we wanted to see.
go to the eurovelo 6 website, and on those pages are detailed maps of the "stages" so to speak.
I used them as a reference, along with an offline mapping app called maps.me, that would show me where I was if I wasnt sure.
I am sure you can print these pages from the website up, especially as you are only looking at a few days of riding.

have you ever looked at the website itself?
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