5 tips to help you ride along with a clear conscience
Meandering by bike along La Flow Vélo already means you’ll be enjoying a slower pace of life, taking your time to savour a fabulous adventure. From trees covered in spring buds to autumn with its flaming leaves, the different seasons also offer a varied show!
With the changing seasons along La Flow Vélo, the natural settings provide surprises, revealing their ever-changing aspects. Treat nature with respect, taking care of the local environment as you progress. Riding along without leaving an imprint is the name of the game, so that all can appreciate unspoilt landscapes along La Flow Vélo, from the banks of the Charente River to undulating countryside.
We propose a number of tips that will mean you travel in a more ecological, streamlined manner. Follow our guide…
Some specialist ecological addresses along La Flow Vélo cycle route
You can stay at establishments recognized for their commitment to sustainable development and the practical environmental steps they’re taking. Certain establishments display Clef Verte or European Ecolabel accreditation that you might wish to opt for.
Furthermore, some establishments will provide a whole array of helpful further little services, allowing you to tackle the trip in comfort, but without having to compromise on your green convictions.
- The restaurant La Petite Kabane in Rochefort
Compostable packaging, reusable glass containers, locally-sourced, organic, loose-bought produce… all these are environmentally appealing… and will appeal to your tastebuds! So, try it out.
- Melting Pot in Rochefort
This arts and crafts boutique is run by an association of local artists and craftspeople. What with the jewelry, accessories, bags and decorative objects on sale, plus an ethos focused on zero waste, you’ll find plenty to appeal. Might you choose a piece?
- Tatie Vrac in Cognac
This little food store is warm and welcoming, and ecologically minded, a great place to stock up on good produce without excess packaging before getting back on your cycling route.