Editions du Breil 09 - Canal du Rhone
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The Rhine-Rhône Canal is a connecting canal that consists of several sections: First you sail the man-made route between Saint-Symphorien and Dole, then the canalized Doubs river to Voujeaucourt, and finally another man-made section with apex stretch from Voujeaucourt to to the Rhine.
On the entire 236 km long route you will experience an extraordinarily varied landscape: at the beginning the Saône plain, then the wooded hills ... Read More
On the entire 236 km long route you will experience an extraordinarily varied landscape: at the beginning the Saône plain, then the wooded hills ... Read More
The Rhine-Rhône Canal is a connecting canal that consists of several sections: First you sail the man-made route between Saint-Symphorien and Dole, then the canalized Doubs river to Voujeaucourt, and finally another man-made section with apex stretch from Voujeaucourt to to the Rhine.
On the entire 236 km long route you will experience an extraordinarily varied landscape: at the beginning the Saône plain, then the wooded hills of the Jura, and towards the end of your journey the Rhine valley.
The northern section of the canal, which used to connect Mulhouse with Strasbourg, is interrupted in parts. Navigation is only possible again from Rhinau (see canal guide No. 4, Alsace-Lorraine / Alsace-Lorraine). Show Less
On the entire 236 km long route you will experience an extraordinarily varied landscape: at the beginning the Saône plain, then the wooded hills of the Jura, and towards the end of your journey the Rhine valley.
The northern section of the canal, which used to connect Mulhouse with Strasbourg, is interrupted in parts. Navigation is only possible again from Rhinau (see canal guide No. 4, Alsace-Lorraine / Alsace-Lorraine). Show Less
