Hiking - Between woods and bocage
This trail has everything you could wish for: meadows, undergrowth paths and typical Anjou bocage landscapes.
Tourist attractions :
- The church of Saint-Lambert-la-Potherie, although modernized in the 19th century, still has old Romanesque openings visible in its north wall, towards the presbytery garden.
- Domaine des Écots is an example of a 1970s housing estate designed for a wealthy clientele. The 112 plots are laid out along two loops of a roller coaster, accessible via two entrances. Protected by large hedges, the houses are a succession of Neo-Norman, architect-designed and Loire-style residences.
- In 2016, Giffard, famous for its mint pastilles, opened this new syrup production site and transferred its logistics platform there as part of its expansion.
- The Renaissance-inspired Château de la Chaussée was built in 1872 by Count Tessié de la Motte, as evidenced by the intertwined T and M on the château's pediment. Its 20-hectare park is renowned for its rich diversity of exceptional tree species, listed by INRA.
Facilities available:
- Picnic tables in the Parc des Fontaines
Practical information :
- Public transport stops less than 500m from the departure points.
Route marked in mauve.
This trail has everything you could wish for: meadows, undergrowth paths and typical Anjou bocage landscapes.
Tourist attractions :
- The church of Saint-Lambert-la-Potherie, although modernized in the 19th century, still has old Romanesque openings visible in its north wall, towards the presbytery garden.
- Domaine des Écots is an example of a 1970s housing estate designed for a wealthy clientele. The 112 plots are laid out along two loops of a roller coaster, accessible via two entrances. Protected by large hedges, the houses are a succession of Neo-Norman, architect-designed and Loire-style residences.
- In 2016, Giffard, famous for its mint pastilles, opened this new syrup production site and transferred its logistics platform there as part of its expansion.
- The Renaissance-inspired Château de la Chaussée was built in 1872 by Count Tessié de la Motte, as evidenced by the intertwined T and M on the château's pediment. Its 20-hectare park is renowned for its rich diversity of exceptional tree species, listed by INRA.
Facilities available:
- Picnic tables in the Parc des Fontaines
Practical information :
- Public transport stops less than 500m from the departure points.
Route marked in mauve.
Plain text period
From 31/03 to 30/11 daily.Risk of flooding between December and March.
Services
Services
Picnic area
