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Roche Ballue via the Chemin des Canotiers from La Montagne
Circular route heading towards the town of Le Denis, which then follows the Chemin des Canotiers alongside the Bougon, before returning via La Roche Ballue along the Loire. The starting point is the Hyper U car park at La Montagne. I mapped out this route on a mountain bike, but it’s also very pleasant to walk in about 4 hours. This route can be combined with the walk between the Loire and Acheneau to create a 43 km route.
Along the Guerche marsh
This route crosses the Guerche marshes and the return route takes you via the Croix du Bignon.
The Hermitage of Saint-Hermeland and the Château du Pé, walking along the Île Pivin
Explore the Hermitage of Saint-Hermeland and the Château de Pé whilst strolling along the banks of the Loire.
From La Roche Ballue to La Matrasserie, starting from La Mothe
Circular route passing by the site of the old Roche Ballue quarry and the village of La Matrasserie, starting from La Mothe.
Around Corcoué-sur-Logne
This route follows part of the Logne and the greenway, before climbing towards La Bénate alongside the Loisillière stream.
Sentier du Syl au Trou Bleu trail
The trail starts at the port of Lavau-sur-Loire and takes you to the Observatory with a magnificent view of the marshes and the Loire. The walk then continues to the Étangs du Trou Bleu, a former blue granite quarry. Next, enjoy a country walk to the Fresnier marsh with its canals populated by storks.
La Montagne and La Roche Ballue with return via Bois du Brossais
A pleasant, mostly shaded walk. Depending on the season, especially the vegetation, the Roche Ballue viewpoints offer beautiful panoramic views.
From Pornic to Port du Collet via the coastal path
A superb walk along the Côte de Jade. The scenery alternates between beaches and cliffs, with numerous well-preserved fishing huts that are used during the summer months. You can see two megaliths at La Joselière and La Fontaine aux Bretons.
A one-way walk between Pornic station and Port du Collet: make arrangements for your return journey.
The tour of the Canal de la Martinière to Le Pellerin
A pleasant walk along the Canal de la Martinière.
The Great Wading Bird Trail starting from Port Hamoneau
This hike starts at Port Hamoneau in Brains on the banks of the Acheneau, then crosses the Marais du Cheval and the Marais de la Guerche.
The spring trail in Collonges-la-Rouge
This path through the hills above Collonges shows you how the village was supplied with water until the mid-20th century. Along this circuit, there are several points of historical interest with audio commentary available via audio terminals.
The Puits d’Enfer in Exireuil
A short, hilly walk that’s very pleasant, especially in summer as the route is shaded.
From the Basse Indre ferry to the Pont Pierre quarry
A lovely walk that starts by following the banks of the Loire, passing through the Tougas hills, then through the Tougas Marshes, before reaching the lake in the former Pont Pierre quarry.
The Sables Rouges Route in Port-Saint-Père
A walk along well-maintained paths, through vineyards, woodland and along the banks of the Acheneau. The start point is at a place called Le Fief Saint-Mars in Port-Saint-Père. This route can be combined with the one entitled“Le chemin des grands échassiers au départ de Port Hamoneau”, which adds a further 8 km from (4).
Exploring La Montagne and Saint-Jean-de-Boiseau
This partly urban route takes you through the town centres of La Montagne and Saint-Jean-de-Boiseau. It offers the chance to explore little-known neighbourhoods, alleyways and narrow lanes on the outskirts.
Kirkeporten in Skarsvag
A short hike in the far north of Europe in Skarsvag (in English, the church gate). This trail takes you to the stunning natural arch of Kirkeporten with the North Cape in the background.
El Torca
A walk in El Torcal Natural Park in the municipality of Antequera. This route winds its way through huge rock formations. The elevation gain is minimal, so it is suitable for children.
For early risers, it is possible to park in the car park at the foot of the Del Torcal Astronomical Observatory building (free of charge). When the car park is full, you will need to park at the start of the road leading up to the observatory. There is a shuttle bus service.