Spend a leisurely three hours cycling from Chenôve through the Côte de Nuits, tasting regional wines and sampling local charcuterie. A mostly-flat, family-friendly route with guided stops that explain the geology and history behind Burgundy’s vineyards.
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Morning light hits the limestone façades of Chenôve and the group pedals away through cobbled lanes, tires humming as vineyards open up like ordered rooms. The wind teases the grape leaves and the route unfurls through Marsannay-la-Côte, Fixin, Brochon and the slopes that feed Gevrey-Chambertin — vines that have been coaxed by human hands for centuries and that now dare you to taste their work.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; capable of continuous cycling with short breaks and comfortable on gentle climbs.
Wildlife
History
The Côte de Nuits developed around monastic viticulture and medieval land divisions; many small appellations maintain centuries-old family plots.
Conservation
Vineyard stewardship varies by domaine—look for producers emphasizing sustainable practices and avoid trampling vine rows; stay on designated paths to minimize erosion.
Reserve your spot on the Discovery by bike & Tasting in the vineyards today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Helmet and bike setup
Helmets and Scott Sub Sport bikes are provided; adjust saddle height and check brakes before leaving.
Hydrate between tastings
Bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated through wine stops and rolling sections.
Pace your tastings
Limit samples and sip slowly—alcohol paired with cycling affects balance and judgment, so space tastings across the tour.
Watch local traffic
The route uses quiet country roads—stay single-file on narrow stretches and be alert at village intersections.
Helmet
Protective headgear is included but bring your own for best fit and hygiene.
Refillable water bottle
Staying hydrated is essential during cycling and between tastings.
summer
Light waterproof shell
Spring showers and breezy ridge sections can be chilly; a packable jacket helps.
spring
Comfortable cycling shoes
Shoes with firm soles improve pedaling efficiency on longer stretches.