Around Lyon Hills (Rhone-Loire)
103km
The history of the Monts du Lyonnais dates back to antiquity. The region was then inhabited by the Gauls, who cultivated grapes and forests. The Romans later made improvements to the vineyard and developed the region. In the Middle Ages, the Monts du Lyonnais were an important wine-growing center. Wines were exported throughout Europe. The nature of the Monts du Lyonnais is rich and diverse. There is a wide variety of animal and plant species found there. Forests are home to deer, boars, roe deer, and many birds. Vineyards are an important habitat for insects, birds, and bats.
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Distance: 103km, Elevation maximum: 936m, Elevation minimum: 240m, Elevation gain uphill: 3218m
IGN Maps: L'Arbresle Monts de Tarare Col de la Luere - 2931ET. Monts du Lyonnais - 2932ET. Lyon Villeurbanne Mont d'Or - 3031OT.
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Nearby paths:
Around Lyon Hillsides (Rhone)
GR®7 From Vosges to Pyrenees
GR®76 From Chagny (Saone-et-Loire) to Affoux (Rhone)
GR®89 Montaigne trail
GR®169 Around Lyon (Rhone)
GR®765 EAST From Lyon (Rhone) to Puy-en-Velay (Haute-Loire)
It is advisable to follow the beacons all along your hike and to bring you the 
