Frequently asked questions from travellers
How do I find my way around La Flow Vélo?
The Flow Vélo is signposted in both directions along the entire route. Signs have been put in place to help you find your way around. Deviations may sometimes be created in the event of works, flooding, etc. When there is a change to the provisional route, we will indicate this in the text of the stage concerned and on our ‘News/works’ page.
How can I find the GPS tracks for the stages of La Flow Vélo?
On the La Flow Vélo route page, you can download all the .GPX files for the route by clicking on ‘Download the La Flow Vélo .GPX file’.
If you wish to have the GPS track of a single stage, click directly on the stage sheet and download the .GPX file at the top of the sheet.
How can I use a .GPX track for my trip?
You can add this .GPX file to your bike GPS or to your mobile phone using an application. There are several available, including GPX Viewer, Visorando and Orux Map. Some of these applications offer an offline mode. This is very useful when you're in an area where the internet network is limited.
Downloading my .GPX track doesn't work - what can I do?
So that we can help you, could you tell us: which GPX track are you trying to download? With which browser (Firefox, Safari, Google, etc.)? You can write to us using our contact form.
Are there any guidebooks for La Flow Vélo?
There are three guidebooks for this route, available from bookshops or online: Guide du Routard, Véloguide Ouest France or Guide Chamina.
Please note that these guides were published before the route was extended to Sarlat. They should be updated soon!