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Étang du Loret walks
Les Hauts d'Orvault
Visorando Member
8.30 mi
+331 ft
-331 ft
4h 05
Moderate
Departure from Orvault (Loire-Atlantique)
Hike starting from Orvault church, passing through Le Loret, Château de la Tour, Le Petit Aunay, La Retardière and Beau Soleil.
A walk through Bois Raguenet, Le Loret, the Cens and the Cholière pond
5.77 mi
+243 ft
-240 ft
2h 50
Easy
Departure from Orvault (Loire-Atlantique)
This is a lovely walk that allows you to discover very different aspects of the village of Orvault. After a quick visit to Bois Raguenet and its magnificent park, you’ll take a stroll through the countryside leading to the Château du Loret. Although it’s barely visible as you pass by, it will come into view once you reach the pond of the same name. Next, as you pass through the village of Orvault, you’ll be able to admire a huge wayside cross and a beautiful church. Finally, the route through the Cens valley will take you to the lovely Cholière pond.
Walks near Étang du Loret
From Sautron to Orvault via the Cens Valley
5.55 mi
+131 ft
-213 ft
2h 40
Easy
Departure from Sautron (Loire-Atlantique)
A lovely walk leading from Place François Baudry in Sautron to Place d’Auteuil in Orvault, following the Cens valley for most of the route.
Discovering Nantes
11.84 mi
+207 ft
-203 ft
5h 35
Moderate
Departure from Nantes (Loire-Atlantique)
This is a walk that will allow you to discover our beautiful city of Nantes, its remarkable sites, monuments, narrow streets and "secret" passages. You will also have the pleasure of taking a "real" 20-minute cruise on the Loire to see a superb colourful village.
From Carquefou to La Haluchère along the Erdre
7.33 mi
+112 ft
-131 ft
3h 30
Moderate
Departure from Carquefou (Loire-Atlantique)
A very pleasant walk between the centre of Carquefou and La Haluchère, with a return journey by bus. Head down towards the Erdre in Carquefou, from the church car park via the Allée de la Renaudière, then follow the Erdre on the right-hand side as far as the Pont de la Jonelière. You then head back up to La Haluchère, alongside the tram line.
