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Become a partnerBetween Aix-les-Bains and Chambéry, a car-free greenway runs along the eastern shore of Lac du Bourget on smooth asphalt — the Savoie stretch of the V63, also known as 'La Belle Via' or 'Avenue Verte Nord'.

The voie verte du lac du Bourget links Aix-les-Bains to Chambéry along the lake's eastern shore, on a path reserved for walkers and cyclists. AF3V records it as part of the V63 'de Chanaz à Chambéry' (39.7 km in all) and describes smooth asphalt of good quality, suited to reduced-mobility users. France Vélo Tourisme markets the Aix-les-Bains to Chambéry stage as 'La Belle Via': 19 km, 93% car-free.
The figures differ by source, and we give them as they stand: AF3V measures 39.7 km for the whole V63 Chanaz to Chambéry; France Vélo Tourisme states 19 km (93% car-free) for Aix to Chambéry; the Aix-les-Bains tourist office announces '11 km of cycleway along the lake to the north' plus 3.5 km through Chambéry. Three beaches punctuate the route (Aviron, Lido, Mottets).
The path is announced open all year by the Aix-les-Bains tourist office, 'subject to favourable weather'. AF3V rather suggests May to September and warns that the wooden-bridge crossings are 'extremely slippery' when wet. Both indications are reported as they stand.
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No. The car-free stretch links Aix-les-Bains to Chambéry along the east shore. The tour is not entirely car-free: about 1.6 km is shared with the road between Le Bourget-du-Lac and Bourdeau, and there is no continuous land link between Chanaz and Aix-les-Bains (TER train or seasonal boat via the Canal de Savières).
AF3V describes smooth, good-quality asphalt that it states is suited to reduced-mobility users. We found no more precise official accessibility rating.
It depends which portion is measured: 39.7 km for the whole V63 Chanaz to Chambéry (AF3V), or 19 km for the Aix-les-Bains to Chambéry stage alone, 93% car-free (France Vélo Tourisme). The Aix tourist office cites '11 km along the lake' plus 3.5 km through Chambéry.
Yes: at Chambéry the V63 ('La Belle Via') heads towards Grenoble; at Chanaz it joins the ViaRhôna (EuroVelo 17).
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