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France Woes Cyclists To The Magnificent Val de Loire The central part of the Loire Valley was named a UNESCO World Heritage in 2000 for its cultural landscape and historic towns and villages. In 2005, France suffering from a minor slump in American tourism, introduced the "Loire à Vélo" biking program, designed to allow cyclists to explore the 880 kilometers of spectacular roads and cycling trails that wind along Europe's last wild river past picturesque french villages, ancient churches, vineyards, mysterious troglodyte homes (limestone caves) and monasteries. When the whole trail is eventually completed it will stretch around 500 miles from St.-Brevin-les-Pins in the Atlantic region to Cuffy in the Cher region, near Sancerre.