Sipping Champagne - Epernay
There is a saying on the 3 most famous French wines: Bourgogne makes you think of silly things, Bordeaux makes you talk about them, and Champagne makes you do them. So we had to come and explore the Champagne area in a Quazy Rides tour! We're exploring the Parc naturel régional de la Montagne de Reims, the Marne valley, the vineyards and champagne villages in the so called Golden Triangle of Champagne during the day and getting to know everything about the "devine nectar" after 2 beautiful rides at night. Including some tasting of course!
When you add 1 or more rides of this Sipping Champagne tour to your account, you will get access to our information on Épernay in your account. The e-book holds a list of recommended accommodation – all with suitable parking for your bike - and in the video we show you our 4 favourite ones so you can quickly chose your accommodation and 6 things to do in Épernay. If you want to support us to keep supporting you, we do ask you to book the accommodation via the links that we provide as an affiliate of Booking.com here and in the e-book.
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Sipping Champagne ride 1
- Verzenay
- Reims
- Musée dela Reddition
| Distance: | 185 km (115 miles) |
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Ride 1 of the Sipping Champagne tour is going North of Épernay for a beautiful motorcycle ride in the Parc Naturel regional de la Montagne de Reims. You will get some amazing views on the Champagne vineyards, maybe with a bit of help, but will be crossing the forests too. And for lunch and some sightseeing if you want this ride has a stop in the nice city of Reims.
Sipping Champagne ride 2
- Montmirail
- Chateau-Thierry
- Hautvillers
| Distance: | 225 km (140 miles) |
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This ride 2 of the Sipping Champagne tour is the longer ride of the 2 we have in this tour and is going South of Épernay, leaving the Parc de la Montagne de Reims at first going into the French rolling farmlands. In this ride you will explore the Marne Valley and of course we will get back to the vineyards of the Golden Triangle of Champagne with a stop in maybe the most important champagne villages to visit the grave of Dom Perignon!
Nice to combine with a 1 day connection route
