Useful Informations

Departure

Saturday 19th September 2026 at 09am.
At centre des Florans in Bédoin.

Price

Cycling rides (long and short routes): €70.00, including a jersey, a water bottle, and a windbreaker.

Walking hikes (long and short routes): €45.00, including a jersey.

Races

Starting from Bédoin, the route climbs Mont Ventoux via Chalet Reynard before reaching the summit. Participants then descend towards Malaucène, before returning to Bédoin via the Col de la Madeleine.

The long route continues through the Col de la Chaîne, Suzette and Le Barroux, before returning to Bédoin via the Col de la Madeleine.

Up to the summit of Mont Ventoux / descent via the Malaucène side.

Up to Chalet Reynard. Accessible by e-bike (E-MTB).

68 KM

Start from Bédoin, climb Mont Ventoux via Chalet Reynard to the summit, then descend to Malaucène.
Col de la Chaîne, Suzette, Le Barroux, with a return via the Col de la Madeleine.
Route: 70 km with 2,112 m of elevation gain (D+).

54 KM

Start from Bédoin, climb Mont Ventoux via Chalet Reynard to the summit, then descend to Malaucène.
Col de la Chaîne, Suzette, Le Barroux, with a return via the Col de la Madeleine.
Route: 70 km with 2,112 m of elevation gain (D+).

Walking hike: for the first time, the event is opening to a walking hike. Be among the first to come and try out this route!

10-11 KM

A short route of approximately 10-11 km, of medium difficulty, suitable for all participants and lasting around 3 hours.

12-13 KM

A long route of approximately 12 to 13 km with a greater elevation gain and suitable for more experienced walkers. Lasting approximately 5 hours.

Registration for the virtual race is now open!

Can’t make it to Mont Ventoux on September 19 but still want to take part and support research? No worries! This year, we’re organizing an affordable virtual race so everyone can join in!

How does it work?

54 km by bike: the distance to reach the summit of Mont Ventoux.

🗓️ From September 12 to 19

🚴🏼‍♂️ Cycle 54 km in a single ride, on your own, with friends or with family. Wherever you are, you too can take on your own Ventoux challenge!

  • Purchase your virtual race bib
  • Receive your confirmation and access details
  • Connect your app or GPS watch
  • Complete your 54 km during the event period.
  • You’re a finisher! Congratulations! You’re supporting an important cause, and you’ve conquered Mont Ventoux!

15 KM VERSION – A CHARITY CHALLENGE OPEN TO EVERYONE

The virtual challenge is open to everyone! With Roulons pour la Santé de l’Homme, everyone can contribute in their own way.

No need to be a seasoned athlete:
15 km by bike is a distance everyone can tackle, anywhere—even in the city!
Whether you’re a beginner, getting back into cycling, or simply motivated to support a good cause, this challenge is for you.

FAQs

Registration

Until September 17, 2026.

Presentation of a sports license (with mention of competitive cycling) or a medical certificate (less than one year old) of no contraindication to competitive cycling is mandatory.

Randonnées cyclistes (grand et petit parcours) : 70,00€ comprenant un maillot, un bidon et un coupe-vent. + voluntary contribution to the AFU’s endowment fund for innovation and research

No. The cycling tour is open to anyone over 18 years of age.

Yes, but only on the short course

Yes, you can change your mind during the run at Chalet Reynard, depending on how tired you are. However, you can’t change your mind from the short course to the long course.

Tandems are only allowed on the short course. Two entries are required.

The hike

Walking tours (long and short routes): €45.00 including a jersey + voluntary contribution to the AFU’s endowment fund for innovation and research

The hike is open to anyone over 13 years of age when accompanied.

Yes, there are 5 refreshment points along the route, so you can refill your water bottle regularly and eat a sweet or savoury snack.

A coffee reception is available from 7am at the VTF vacation village “Les Florans”, and a meal tray is available for participants at the end of the hike.

Bike rental stores in Bédoin and Malaucène.

A word of advice: reserve your bike as soon as possible.

Bedoin :
Bedoin location 0490659453
Etape du Ventoux 0490627291
Rêve de vélo 0490670740

Malaucène :
Ventoux bikes 0490625819
Provence cycles 0490419517
Ventous vélos vintage 0987715105

No time limit on this ride. Just fun and conviviality!

Muscle road bike, electric-assist bike. Mountain bike (not recommended)

Times shown are calculated for muscle bikes.

Short course: between 3h30 and 4h30
Long course: between 5h and 6h

Only for the long course. Please arrive at Chalet Reynard before 2.30pm.

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D-Day

Cycling rides start at 9:30 a.m.

Walking/hiking routes start at 9:00 a.m.

Please arrive at the Centre des Florans before 8:30 a.m. to get ready without rushing!

Each participant will receive his/her number the day before from 2 pm or the morning of the race from 7 am. A jersey, water bottle and windbreaker will be provided.

Each participant will be required to put a frame plate with a number on his/her bike.

Yes, each participant will be photographed on the course. A video will be shot and made available to all on Youtube and on this website in the media library section.

The easiest way is to come by car. Bédoin is about 15 km from Carpentras. Drive through Bedoin to the last traffic circle (known as the ventoux) to get to the Florans center (signposted).

Train: TGV Avignon then TER possible to Carpentras.

Parking available on the Les Florans site itself, then in public parking areas. Large parking lot at the entrance to Bedoin on the left.

No showers available.

No checkroom, but a room will be available for dropping off bags. It will be locked during the hike.

Cancellation

In the event of cancellation by the organizer, postponement to a later date determined in consultation with the AFU.

Refunds possible on presentation of proof until 8/15

Medical assistance is provided by doctors (including an emergency doctor), first-aiders and an ambulance.

The organizer has taken out “civil liability” and “personal accident” insurance for each participant.