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Tour of Lake Vouraie
This is a beautiful 3-hour walk along the banks of the Vouraie reservoir. The path is very easy to follow.
Ricotière circular in Fougeré
A walk through the Forêt de la Chaise, passing by the small Château de la Ricotière. In the forest, you can see ancient oaks, gigantic pines and Douglas firs; listen carefully to hear the tapping of woodpeckers on the tree trunks as you pass the end of the Étang du Ruisseau des Noailles. You might be lucky enough to spot a few fallow deer in the deer park on the right, or perhaps see a mallard take flight.
Sentier de la Battée trail in Thorigny
A hike immersed in nature, with varied bocage, this hike has no shortage of relief, small climbs, large descents, and small streams, giving you the feeling of being far away from everything. Be careful of muddy sections in winter.
Lay Valley - Saint-Vincent-Puymaufrais
In a steep-sided valley.
A hike along the Lay River at a place called "Le Grand Bateau".
The Lay River flows through part of the Poitevin Marshes and empties into the Atlantic Ocean between La Faute-sur-Mer and L'Aiguillon-sur-Mer.
Sainte-Pexine circular via Moutiers-sur-le-Lay
A pleasant walk through the South Vendée countryside, taking in three picturesque spots.
(a combination of severalPR® routes).
The green valley of Marillet in La Chaize-le-Vicomte
A walk through a charming little valley. The start has a medieval feel, as you walk along the old ramparts and the fortified church of Saint-Nicolas. Once you reach the valley, nature quickly takes over, with numerous dragonflies accompanying you on your journey, including damselflies with metallic blue wings, scarlet dragonflies and other cordulégastres.
Bessay heritage walk
"Bessay Animations" invites you to discover the history and riches of the village of Bessay at your own pace, in a friendly, family atmosphere.
A rural walk around Bessay, a small village in southern Vendée
A pleasant route through the Vendée countryside around a small village, offering the chance to discover a washhouse, a castle, a lovely lodge, a beautiful river and an episode from the War in the Vendée (1793).
The Lay Valley in Mareuil-sur-Lay-Dissais
The village of Mareuil-sur-Lay-Dissais, crossed by the River Lay, is a stopover for hiking in this wooded valley. Fauna and flora are abundant.
Lake Rochereau
From the village of Puybelliard to Sigournais, vineyard huts, a medieval castle, a lake, a wash house and a manor house: a
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Tour of the Étang du Plessis at La Ferrière
A short walk for non-motorised walkers, starting from bus stop 11, around the Étang du Plessis, classified as a Sensitive Natural Area. This route has no specific signposting but is relatively easy to follow as it is well-maintained. Numerous information boards can be seen around the pond.
Aubépine trail starting from Le Tablier
A hike starting from a charming village, passing through La Gerbaudière with its old farms and the ruins of an ancient castle tower (the leaning tower). Nature is not to be outdone with the passage through the Yon valley and charming sites such as Boutet and the ford at La Roussière. A few megaliths are visible, such as the Pierre qui Vire, and in the village of Le Tablier, some house walls are built on granite blocks.
The Piquet and Pierre aux Fées valleys
Two unique and very different valleys: Piquet with its granite chaos and the darker and more peaceful Pierre aux Fées.
L'Aubonnière
Discover the Yon Valley at L'Aubonnière.
La Panerie Les Vignes trail, starting from Champ-Saint-Père
A circular walk starting from the station car park in Champ-Saint-Père, following some beautiful sunken paths and crossing a vineyard through the hillsides.A shaded route.