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Parking at the sports hall in Le Pallet.
(S/E) Take the D116 on the left until you reach the roundabout. Take the small street opposite and pass under the railway line.
(1) Take the small road on the left and continue to the Sèvre. Turn right and follow Rue de la Vallée to the D7.
(2) Turn right along the D7 (watch out for cars). Turn onto the first road on the left leading to Port Domino and continue along this road.
(3) After Domino, turn left after a small wood. Follow this road, which soon turns right, along the Sèvre Nantaise and into the woods.
(4) In the woods, at a right-hand bend, turn right onto a steep, uneven path. Follow the vineyards to reach the village of Pé de Sèvre.
(5) Turn left at the road that crosses the village. Follow the village road until you reach a recent vineyard.
(6) Take the path on the right between this vineyard and the woods. Continue along this path, following the woods and then crossing the vineyards. You will reach the village of La Jeannière.
(7) Continue straight ahead on the road through the village of La Jeannière. Take the first road on the left through the vineyards. Join the D7 and cross it with caution to head towards La Galissonière.
(8) Go around La Galissonière on the left and cross the vineyards. Join the D149 at the station.
Follow the D149 to Rue de la Sèvre.
(9) Take the dirt road on the left that runs alongside the railway line.
(1). Reach the sports hall (S/E) by going back under the railway line.
a beautiful hike, however, the road is compensated by the beauty of the paths... A small variation: upon arrival at the Monnières bridge, it is preferable to continue along the path under the bridge to reach Port Domino. This avoids taking the D7, which is extremely busy and dangerous! It actually took me 2.5 hours
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