Paris-Brest-Paris for Young Riders, August 12-24

The French Cycling Tourism Federation is organizing, in parallel with the Paris-Brest-Paris, the legendary 1200km cycling randonnée, the Paris-Brest-Paris des Jeunes.

Source: Press Release

35 young people aged 14 to 18 are starting a 12-day randonnée between Rambouillet and Brest, round trip. Coming from all over France, the young cycling tourists have trained for several months to complete this adventure, which requires physical and mental preparation to tackle the stages day after day.

A foretaste of what long-distance cycling randonnées can offer them in the future, and perhaps one day they will embark on the Paris-Brest-Paris independently.

The stages of the Paris-Brest-Paris des Jeunes are as follows:

August 12: Departure from the Bergerie Nationale de Rambouillet » APPRENTIS D’AUTEUIL – SAINT MAURICE-SAINT GERMAIN
August 13: Saint Maurice-Saint Germain » LA FERTE MACE
August 14: La Ferte Mace » FAMILY HOSTEL – PONTORSON
August 15: Family Hostel – Pontorson » AUBERGE DE JEUNESSE – ST BRIEUC
August 16: Auberge de jeunesse – St Brieuc » AUBERGE DE JEUNESSE – MORLAIX
August 17: Auberge de Jeunesse – Morlaix » AUBERGE DE JEUNESSE – BREST
August 18: Rest in Brest
August 19: Brest » GITE – PORT DE CARHAIX
August 20: Port de Carhaix » IBIS-DINAN
August 21: Dinan » GITE DE BELLEVUE – SAINT FRAIMBAULT
August 22: Gîte de Bellevue » Internat BIGNON – MORTAGNE AU PERCHE
August 23: Internat Bignon – Mortagne au perche » KYRIAD DREUX
August 24: Dreux » Château de Rambouillet

The last two days, starting from Mortagne, will see the route of the Young riders follow the route of the main event, which will cross paths with them. The Paris-Brest-Paris and the young riders will take the departmental roads D8, D918b and D20 between Mortagne and Dreux, then the D152b, D101, D80 and D107 between Dreux and Rambouillet. A beautiful moment for great images and a form of passing the torch.

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