Rowerowa z Malemort-sur-Corrèze do Brive-la-Gaillarde

Ready for a fun ride through southwestern France? Start in Malemort-sur-Corrèze, a charming town that traces its history back to medieval times. The route is just over 7.5 km, making it ideal for an easy, scenic pedal—perfect for a weekday evening or a lazy weekend.

Most of the path follows quiet roads and some gentle paths, so you’ll enjoy a peaceful atmosphere with very little traffic. There’s a moderate climb early in the ride, but you’ll be rewarded with some nice descents before rolling into Brive-la-Gaillarde. Brive is famous for its bustling market and historic center—great for an espresso stop or a little exploring once you arrive.

Surface-wise, expect mostly untracked or mixed surfaces, but about a fifth is smooth asphalt, so hybrid or trekking bikes are a solid choice. It’s a pretty green and rural ride, with rolling views and classic southwest French charm throughout. In short: a mellow route with just enough ups and downs to keep it interesting, and two lovely towns to bookend your adventure!