Véloroute V63 en Savoie – de Chanaz aux Marches

No, and the official site says so: 'The northern section, between Chanaz and Aix-les-Bains, is done by public transport, via the train from Culoz or by boat from the port of Chanaz.' You have to plan for that link — the boat is charged and booking is compulsory (Compagnie des Bateaux, +33 4 79 63 45 00).

The official pages disagree. The V63 listing says 'All year round, depending on weather conditions'; the same publisher's stage listings say 'From 15/03 to 15/11'. We quote both without settling it.

The official listings state 'Animals not accepted'. One of them gives the reason: the dog 'will often have to be kept on a lead and must be carried on the sections of route shared with motor traffic', and 'dogs may be forbidden on certain departmental cycle paths or greenways'.

We do not assert it. Cœur de Savoie writes that 'cycle routes are open to pedestrians and all soft modes of transport (longboard, scooters, pushchairs, roller skis...)', but that sentence covers cycle routes in general, not a named Savoie section — and it holds neither for the shared-road stretches nor for the train-and-boat link.

Place Antoine Gianetto in Chanaz, where the V63 leaves the ViaRhôna. The 'V63 en Savoie' listing separately mentions a start from Chambéry: both official gateways coexist.

Parking: Parking (location and price unpublished); start at place Antoine Gianetto, Chanaz.

Access: Free access (Chanaz – Aix-les-Bains boat link charged).

Best time: All year per the V63 listing; 15 March to 15 November per the stage listings.