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Cré walks
From the Bazouge-Cré-sur-Loir marsh to the Croix de Cré
This route begins with an exploration of the flora and fauna in the protected marshland within the Marais de Cré and La Flèche Nature Reserve.
Leaving the marshland behind, this walk continues along beautiful paths and/or small roads, pleasantly lined with woodland. A carved and engraved cross adds to the charm of the route.
Castles and countryside near Bazouges-sur-le-Loir.
Bazouges Castle and the countryside: stroll through fields, orchards and woodland along quiet country lanes or dirt tracks.
Lakes circuit and the banks of the Loir
A walk along the shores of the Lacs de la Monnerie, Lac des Pêcheurs, Lacs des Oiseaux, the banks of the River Loir and near the Moulin de la Bruyère and its dam. A nature route that allows you to enjoy the countryside and access the start of numerous footpaths.
Family walk around La Flèche
A short family walk along paths, through the forest and along roads. The countryside with its forests, meadows and farms.
Circular route between Échemiré and Cheviré-le-Rouge
Starting from Échemiré, a partner municipality of Baugé-en-Anjou, you’ll head towards Cheviré-le-Rouge via the Menhir du Coq and through beautiful forests, before returning to your starting point – almost due south – along lovely footpaths and small country lanes.
A circular loop in the footsteps of Rouget le Braconnier
A bit of history: the story of Rouget the Poacher began in 1854. A poacher who defied the imperial gendarmes, he one day wounded one of them by shooting him. Rouget was then hunted down by the imperial forces.
Hidden in the village and the surrounding woods by locals devoted to his cause, he was betrayed by his own cousin before being brought to trial. Sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour in French Guiana, he died there in 1858.
Chemin de la Maussidé
This route will take you through the Malicorne countryside, then introduce you to the architectural heritage of this small town. Owned by local lords, the mills of Malicorne passed into the hands of Jean Loyseau around 1747, who founded the first earthenware factory.
Path along the banks of the Loir towards Gallerande Castle and Pringé.
This undeniably charming route (marked with brown rectangles) offers magnificent views along the Loir River, including the fortified mill of Mervé, the façade of Gallerande Castle, the village of Pringé with its church (frescoes), its manor house reflected in the lake below, and its wash house.
At the end of the route, the Church of St-Martin de Luché and the former Priory bring the walk to a close.
All these highlights make up for the sometimes slightly monotonous sections, which nevertheless offer some beautiful panoramic views.
Route du Bois de l'Hommeau
An easy route that allows you to discover a rich and varied heritage while walking along the Sarthe river.
Augonay Wood, starting from Les Mésangères
A walk along sunken paths lined with hedges.
From one bank of the Sarthe to the other, passing by the Abbey of Solesmes
The Sarthe gave its name to our department. This route between Sablé-sur-Sarthe and Solesmes will allow you to walk along the river on the towpath and offer you beautiful views.
Along the Sarthe near Sablé-sur-Sarthe
If you are staying in Sablé-sur-Sarthe for a few days, take a morning to enjoy the scenery along the Sarthe river and discover the château, viaduct, locks and abbey.
Historic Juigné-sur-Sarthe
On the other side of the Sarthe, the town of Juigné-sur-Sarthe lies opposite Solesmes, a centre of Gregorian chant.
As you walk along the towpath (GR®365) by the water’s edge, stop off to explore this village in the Sarthe region and its views over the Sarthe Valley. To do so, simply stay within the village and follow the green markings of the “Tour des carrières” route.
Juigné Harbour (in Juigné-sur-Sarthe)
A short walk along the right bank of the Sarthe, opposite Solesmes and its abbey, a centre of Gregorian chant.
Circular route along the banks of the Vègre and Sarthe rivers
An easy walk that can be done on foot or by bike. The first part, which is less pleasant, is in full sun, so bring a hat if it is hot. Views of pretty manors and a very pleasant walk along the Sarthe.