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Walk in the Pays Malouin between the sea and the Rance around one of the most beautiful villages in France. To be done at low tide, check before you go.

Loop between land and sea around Cancale via St Coulomb, following theGR®34andGR®34Atrails.

On the way to Santiago de Compostela from Fontainebleau via theGR®®13, to join the Via Lemovicensis at Vézelay.

From Saint-Jouan-des-Guérets to La Rance via theGRP® long-distance hiking trail and the countryside around Saint-Malo.

Loop around Dinan between Rance and Pays du Poudouvre via the Écluse du Châtelier to La Moinerie in the commune of Plouër-sur-Rance.

A tour of Puisaye in the land of Colette and the Potiers, through its picturesque villages, heritage and landscapes where land, water and forests meet.

Discover the pirate town and the personalities who played a part in its history.

Ranked among the most beautiful sites in France, explore Montargis through its streets on the water with 131 bridges and footbridges. A gastronomic and lakeside town nicknamed the Venice of Gâtinais.

Discover the village of Paucourt and its forest, a veritable green lung in the heart of the Montargis national forest.

Circular starting from the lakeside town of Montargis, known as the Venice of Gatinais. The junctions of the Briare, Orléans and Loing canals made it a veritable river crossroads between the Loire and Seine basins until the Orléans canal was decommissioned in 1954. Follow the waterways through the Loing valley, passing rivers, canals and lakes.

A getaway between land and sea. Landscapes, heritage and a coastal path offering sweeping views of the entire coastline from the pirate city to Cap Fréhel.

In the midst of this tide-changing natural environment, Mont Garrot, a true promontory above the river Rance maritime estuary, offers a panoramic view of Saint-Suliac to the north and Anse de Vigneux to the south, where the foundations of an ancient Viking camp emerge at low tide.

Mont Gareau, tomb of Gargantua. A historic site steeped in legends and mysteries. The highest point in the region, offering a magnificent 360° panorama from its height of 73 metres! It overlooks Saint-Suliac, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, and in good weather you can see Mont-Saint-Michel, Granville and the Normandy coast.

Explore Marchais-Beton through its hamlets and lush countryside. A small village in Burgundy situated in the central-western part of the Yonne department, on the border with the Loiret department. Its economy is primarily based on agriculture.

Walk between land and sea dotted with numerous historical, cultural and tourist attractions.Urban start, then green countryside through Saint-Coulomb.Return via the Emerald Coast and its magnificent sandy beaches.Discover the protected natural site of Pointe de la Varde, offering a panoramic view of Saint-Malo and Cap Fréhel.

Starting from Saint-Didier Church in the welcoming village of Villemandeur, with its many shops, this route will take you due west towards the peaceful village of Saint-Maurice-sur-Fessard, following the old towpath of the Canal d’Orléans, which has been converted into a cycle route. The route passes Machot Lock and follows various paths through the countryside, offering magnificent scenery that alternates between farmland and wooded areas.

Between the land and the Emerald Coast, this protected natural area invites you to go hiking and enjoy its ever-changing panoramic views. Breathe in the air of Brittany between Saint-Malo and Saint-Coulomb for a breath of fresh air along the customs officers' path, its beaches, windy points and inland areas. Set off to explore its secret chapels and magnificent manor houses.

On the other side of the walls, the west coast of the Saint-Servan district unfolds before walkers like a green carpet stretching from the Cité d’Aleth to Parc du Briantais. From Cale Solidor, where the tower stands elegantly, this route, dotted with green spaces, passes through a multitude of exceptional landscapes alternating between coves, parks, inlets and beaches. The Parc des Corbières trail offers, right from the start, a unique view of the Rance estuary and the town of Dinard, and allows you to discover some rather secluded beaches. Further on, the magnificent Parc du Briantais invites you to enjoy a moment of discovery and relaxation before a more urban return through the parks and gardens. Next, the Port des Sablons and the ferry terminal bear witness to the town’s importance as a port. Finally, the Cité d’Aleth opens up to you; step back in time through its history, facing the English Channel where Vauban’s forts stand out against the horizon.

Since 2013, the cities of Rennes and Saint-Malo have been joining forces every two years for a new street art event. On this occasion, works by urban artists adorn the city’s walls, transforming them into giant, colourful murals. Thus, this ephemeral art form emerges and disappears with each edition. The most recent event took place in 2022. This purely urban walking route, created in August 2024, winds its way through various neighbourhoods of the city and allows you to discover a number of works – often panoramic in nature – some of which have vanished from the landscape, hidden beneath a layer of insulation or following façade renovation, notably on Quai Duguay Trouin. Wander through this open-air gallery – the perfect opportunity to get some fresh air whilst drifting between dreams and imagination.