Marseille · over the Gineste to Cassis, La Ciotat and Les Lecques

Along the way

1. km 5.2–14.6Short climb: 135 m over 9.3 km, 1.4% average
2. km 5.3Through Plages du Prado
3. km 14.8Through Luminy
4. km 16.6–21.9Climb to Pas de la Colle: 229 m over 5.2 km, 4.4% average, top 327 m, steepest 500 m 8.2%
5. km 31.5Through Cassis
6. km 31.6Musée d'Arts et Traditions populaires (museum), Grain De Folie (café), Nomade (bakery) · market, drinking water, toilets
7. km 31.7–34.9Climb: 265 m over 3.1 km, 8.4% average, top 201 m, steepest 500 m 13.7%
8. km 40.5Through La Ciotat
9. km 49.0Through Les Lecques
10. km 54.4Plage Port Saint-Jean (beach), La vague (beach), Grande plage (beach) · church, bakery, toiletsGood place to stop
11. km 54.9–62.6Climb: 273 m over 7.8 km, 3.5% average, top 276 m, steepest 500 m 9.9%
12. km 66.8–76.1Climb to Pas de la Colle: 312 m over 9.3 km, 3.3% average, top 327 m, steepest 500 m 8.4%
13. km 66.8Four Banal (museum), Église Saint-Michel (church), Mr Lion (bakery) · ice cream
14. km 93.4Musée Cantini (museum), Mémorial de La Marseillaise (museum), Musée d'histoire de Marseille (museum) · café, bakery, ice cream, drinking water, toilets, bike shop

Drinking water is mapped at 10 points; the longest stretch without is 43.6 km (km 49.0–92.6).

Places are from OpenStreetMap within 60 m of the route (300 m for a landmark such as a château or museum), and climbs from the modelled profile. Nothing here is checked on the ground and opening hours are not known. A good place to stop has food and water or toilets together, nearest the middle of the ride.