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A circular walk to the Pic de l’Ours and Dent de l’Ours from the Col de l’Évêque
Visorando Member
5.58 mi
+1,093 ft
-1,109 ft
3h 30
Moderate
Departure from Saint-Raphaël (Var) (Var)
A lovely walk in the Esterel Massif, well signposted and without any significant difficulty. Discover the reddish rocks typical of this massif. Enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. Make sure you wear good walking shoes. Best done in fine weather to make the most of the magnificent scenery.
A circular walk around Lake Lessy and the Aiguille Verte de Chinaillon from La Culaz
7.05 mi
+3,241 ft
-3,228 ft
6h 05
Difficult
Departure from Le Grand-Bornand (Haute-Savoie)
The circular route described here follows trails that are less frequented than the traditional ascents to Lac de Lessy or L’Aiguille Verte. Setting off early in the morning allows you to reach the area above the Chalets de Mayse whilst enjoying the coolness of the forest. The arrival at the Col de la Forclaz may also be in the shade. The Aiguille Verte and the Pointe de Domingit offer a panoramic view of the Aravis range, with the Mont Blanc massif visible in the background. The descent to the La Gaudunière junction is busier, but further on you’ll find greater solitude – the price you pay being a fairly steep descent before returning to the starting point.
On the “high ground” of Séchelles
5.51 mi
+692 ft
-748 ft
3h 10
Easy
Departure from Agnicourt-et-Séchelles (Aisne)
Why not give this lovely circular walk a go? It’s about 9 km long, suitable for everyone and presents no major difficulties. The meeting point is in front of the charming Saint-Agapit Church in Séchelles, a peaceful hamlet that has been part of Agnicourt since 1795. Throughout the route, you’ll enjoy well-maintained country lanes, offering a comfortable walking experience. What’s more, you’ll have the chance to discover some truly beautiful panoramic views that open out generously onto the lush green Serre valley. The route also takes you along a charming old railway line. It’s the perfect route for enjoying the tranquillity of nature and rediscovering the understated beauty of our countryside.
Ménez Roc’h Meur walk starting from the Notre-Dame d’Illijour Chapel
4.96 mi
+518 ft
-518 ft
2h 50
Easy
Departure from Briec (Finistère)
From the Chapel of Notre-Dame d’Illijour, come and discover some wonderful panoramic views as you walk around Ménez Roc’h Meur, Briec’s highest point at an altitude of 230 m. Weather permitting, you’ll be able to see the sea and the cliffs of the Crozon Peninsula. And if you feel like it, two extension routes will take you to the foot of the Chapel of Garnilis (a further 1 km) and the listed Chapel of Saint-Venec (a further 2 km).
Sarrazins Cave, starting from Veyrier-du-Lac
1.86 mi
+909 ft
-909 ft
1h 40
Difficult
Departure from Veyrier-du-Lac (Haute-Savoie)
A short but challenging hike starting from Veyrier-du-Lac, leading to one of the most beautiful views of Lake Annecy. Short in distance and with little elevation gain, but featuring a vertiginous final section with a safety cable. Since the cave was opened, the view over Lake Annecy and the Bauges massif has been exceptional.Strongly not recommended for those prone to vertigo, or in wet weather. Suitable only for walkers comfortable with exposed terrain.
Heath and the troglodyte castle at Beaumettes
4.54 mi
+466 ft
-466 ft
2h 30
Easy
Departure from Beaumettes (Vaucluse)
Anyone travelling along the D900 between Avignon and Apt will certainly have noticed the cave dwellings to the north of the road, near the village of Les Beaumettes. This walk offers the chance to stop off and explore them. This is by no means an exhaustive or organised list, but here is a brief overview of the sights: the pretty little town hall square, the climb up to the cave castle, heaths, forests, ruins, wells, rain water reservoirs carved into rock, the botanical trail, drystone shelters, Provençal farmhouses, dry-stone walls, lavender fields, etc.
A circular walk around the lakes Øvre Åselivatnet and Nedre Åselivatnet
2.81 mi
+387 ft
-390 ft
1h 40
Moderate
Departure from Norway
Åselidalen is a beautiful valley carved out by glaciers hundreds of thousands of years ago. Today, you’ll find crystal-clear mountain lakes and waterfalls surrounded by mountain peaks. Starting from Bodø, the valley is an ideal spot for a hike. The Børvasstindane mountain range contains Bodø’s most iconic peaks. Åselidalen – ‘The Hidden Valley’ – cuts through the mountains between the Åselitindan and Falkflågtindan ridges.
Reculée and Corveissiat Cave
1.80 mi
+384 ft
-381 ft
1h 10
Easy
Departure from Matafelon-Granges (Ain)
This valley is one of the most remarkable sites in the Revermont region, with its imposing cliffs offering a magnificent panorama of the Ain Gorges and its cave, whose entrance is 30 metres high. A short route ideal for families.
The Pisse-Vache Waterfall
1.30 mi
+420 ft
-400 ft
0h 55
Easy
Departure from Matafelon-Granges (Ain)
Starting from the village of Bonbois, this is a refreshing walk through the forest, ideal for families. It leads to a waterfall with a rather odd name. Although… it actually suits it quite well, when you think about it. What makes it special is that you walk right underneath it – something to amuse young and old alike.
Circular Villaret loop via Doucy
3.93 mi
+938 ft
-945 ft
2h 40
Easy
Departure from La Léchère (Savoie)
A circular walk that starts in the centre of the village of Le Villaret and descends to the old mill, following the River Morel. A shaded path then takes you to the village of Doucy, and the return journey takes you across the meadows with views of the mountains.
The Mont Cruvelier lookout
5.47 mi
+1,329 ft
-1,329 ft
3h 40
Moderate
Departure from Gémenos (Bouches-du-Rhône)
A walk alternating between tracks and paths, taking you to the Vigie du Cruvelier, the summit of the Brigou and the Jas du Brigou. The view from the summit of the Cruvelier offers a 360° panorama of the surrounding mountain ranges. After the Cruvelier, a round trip leads to the summit of the Brigou. You’ll pass by the Jas du Brigou, which can serve as a refuge.
Le Caroux from its north-eastern side
4.50 mi
+915 ft
-928 ft
2h 50
Moderate
Departure from Rosis (Hérault)
A circular route starting from Douch, crossing the surrounding hills to the east, on the heights of Perpignan de la Grave and La Fage, offering views overlooking the surrounding mountains and, in good weather, as far as the sea. Please note, however, that there are no signposts on thefirst half of the route, so be sure to follow the directions and the GPX track carefully; this adds a fun, orienteering-style element to the route, whilst still posing little risk of getting lost.
Lac Bleu near Arolla Val d’Hérens
2.41 mi
+984 ft
-991 ft
2h 00
Moderate
Departure from Evolène (Valais)
A small, turquoise-blue lake, surrounded by Swiss stone pines and venerable larch trees – this is the destination of your hike. With views of the peaks as a bonus. You’ll pass through hamlets with magnificent wooden chalets featuring slate roofs. A cosy Valais-style café and restaurant awaits you beside the lake. This route is short, but you’ll get a good workout given the elevation gain.
Grand Tour of Le Pouldu
8.34 mi
+479 ft
-469 ft
4h 15
Moderate
Departure from Clohars-Carnoët (Finistère)
This very varied route takes you in turn along the lower reaches of the River Laïta, along a wide variety of paths through woods, valleys and hamlets, and along a beautiful stretch of coastline with cliffs and beaches.
A visit to Saint-Vincent Cemetery
0.40 mi
+69 ft
-69 ft
0h 15
Easy
Departure from Paris
A very short walk offering the chance to visit the small cemetery of Saint-Vincent, which is perched on the hill of Montmartre, near its vineyard, and which is the final resting place of several famous figures from Montmartre’s history.
Cabeço das Cabras circular walk
2.24 mi
+427 ft
-453 ft
1h 25
Easy
Departure from Madalena (Azores)
Starting from Casa Montanha do Pico, a short high-altitude walk through the pastures, between the peak and the vineyards. Following an easy path, you’ll walk through the upper pastures with an extraordinary view of Madalena, its surroundings and the island of Faial with its caldera.
In Django’s footsteps in Samois-sur-Seine
7.11 mi
+351 ft
-335 ft
3h 35
Moderate
Departure from Samois-sur-Seine (Seine-et-Marne)
A walk to discover the charming village of Samois-sur-Seine, nestled between the Forest of Fontainebleau and the River Seine. This is the village where Django Reinhardt, the famous guitarist and creator of ‘gypsy jazz’, lived and died. Along the way, you can admire, along the banks of the Seine, a few “affolantes” – villas built by wealthy Parisians in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The Gorges du Val d’Enfer
1.90 mi
+180 ft
-207 ft
1h 05
Easy
Departure from Izernore (Ain)
A short family walk that will take you past several points of interest along the River Oignin. The route passes through or runs alongside electricity-generating facilities managed by EDF. It forms part of the Tour de l’Oignin walking trail.
Circular walk between Pézènes-les-Mines and La Braunhe
5.87 mi
+1,194 ft
-1,214 ft
3h 45
Moderate
Departure from Pézènes-les-Mines (Hérault)
For walkers who like to venture a little off the beaten track and who have a good sense of direction. A lovely walk through the maquis, the tops of the old bauxite quarries and the Bois de Levers, mostly in the shade apart from a few sections of quiet road.
Circular walk between Lake Thorenc and the Col de Bleine
6.24 mi
+1,299 ft
-1,299 ft
4h 00
Moderate
Departure from Andon (Alpes-Maritimes)
The walk starts and ends at the car park right next to Lake Thorenc. The aim is to enjoy the magnificent view at the foot of a TDF relay mast: to the south, the waters of the lake at the start of the walk reflect the surrounding forest, and further to the east stands the Castellaras, a natural defensive stronghold.
Maisons Fortes viewpoint: a circular walk from Le Chevelu
7.65 mi
+1,719 ft
-1,699 ft
5h 00
Moderate
Departure from Saint-Jean-de-Chevelu (Savoie)
From Saint-Jean-de-Chevelu, a circular route to the Maison Forte viewpoint above Vernatel offers a superb view towards the Chevelu Lakes. It is possible to climb to the Dent du Chat via the Col de la Vacherie.
The Rochers de Péne Blanque as seen from Baderque
5.36 mi
+1,348 ft
-1,322 ft
3h 40
Moderate
Departure from Herran (Haute-Garonne)
From the hamlet of Baderque, looking south-west, you’ll notice a white limestone outcrop – the destination of this short walk – which is accessible to all, except for the summit itself, where you’ll need to use your hands for both the ascent and descent (no equipment required), with a sheer drop of over 100 m on the western side. The first section follows a track suitable for vehicles, then a forest track and well-marked footpaths. The yellow markings are sometimes faint, as some of the markers on the outward journey have been scraped off, but the return journey is straightforward. A large part of the route passes through the Campas woods, where the abundance of moss makes you feel as though you’re in the Amazon. Return via the same route.
Route from Espeyrac to Entraygues between the GR®65 and GR®465
6.63 mi
+774 ft
-1,299 ft
3h 45
Moderate
Departure from Espeyrac (Aveyron)
Route linking Espeyrac on the GR®65 with the medieval town of Entraygues on the GR®465 via the Chemin de la Reine Margot. You’ll enjoy magnificent views over the Lot and Truyère valleys, as well as the Monts du Cantal and the Aubrac Plateau. Please note: unless you’re continuing on to Entraygues, this route will require you to leave one car here and another in Espeyrac for the return journey.
Crête d’Esplas – Crête de la Calvière from Goulier
8.83 mi
+2,822 ft
-2,828 ft
6h 30
Difficult
Departure from Goulier (Ariège)
This hike is suitable for walkers who know how to use the app and are observant of their surroundings. Most of the route follows paths marked on the map, but these are often difficult to spot. There are no signposts from the Col de Grail onwards; however, some sections remain clearly visible and provide reassurance regarding the route. Do not attempt this hike if there is a risk of fog or after rain, as the descent into the gispet could prove very difficult. Otherwise, there are remarkable views of the Pique d’Endron, Vicdessos, the Pic des Trois Seigneur, Montcalm and others...
Montfuron to Villemus circular – long version
7.38 mi
+968 ft
-971 ft
4h 15
Moderate
Departure from Montfuron (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence)
Whilst Montfuron and Villemus are already featured on Visorando, here is a longer circular route that incorporates a different version of the signposted route as you leave Villemus, and a detour via the ruins of the old plaster mill.Don’t be surprised if you see a large dog wandering along the paths around Villemus. He’s peaceful and harmless. He’s (most likely) the one from Café Restaurant Les Tilleuls.
From Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt to Gordes via the Gorges de la Véroncle
16.68 mi
+2,238 ft
-1,670 ft
9h 35
Difficult
Departure from Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt (Vaucluse)
This sixth stage crosses the wooded slope of Perréal Hill before reaching the village of Gargas and winding through the farmland of the Urbane Valley, then climbing up to the pretty village of Roussillon, where you can allow an hour to visit the old ochre quarry, with its magnificently coloured landscapes of cliffs and fairy chimneys. The route returns to the cultivated fields and enters the narrow Gorges de la Véroncle – a little gem waiting to be discovered – before heading up the Ravin de Vézaule to reach Camping des Sources.
Île d’Yeu by bike
21.24 mi
+217 ft
-207 ft
3 hrs
Moderate
Departure from L'Île-d'Yeu (Vendée)
A comprehensive cycle tour of the island, which requires a reasonable level of fitness, as the full route is nearly 35 km. It’s easy to shorten the route if necessary. Alternatively, there’s the option of an e-bike.
From the Barbeau Forest to Champagne-sur-Seine
10.97 mi
+584 ft
-531 ft
5h 35
Moderate
Departure from Fontaine-le-Port (Seine-et-Marne)
The Barbeau State Forest, as you follow the PR® route, offers magnificent views of the Seine. A stop in Héricy, with its 13th-century church and historic centre near the riverbanks. Views of the Île aux Barbiers as you walk along the Seine. A short climb towards the Rocher de Samoreau via the GR®2, then a return via Champagne-sur-Seine station.
Trilho do Campo do Gerês ao Pé de Cabril
8.01 mi
+2,133 ft
-2,116 ft
10 hrs
Very difficult
Departure from Terras de Bouro (Braga District)
Whilst the ascent is straightforward, the return journey is difficult: the return path no longer exists, particularly from the point N 41.74552 O 8.16986 to the finish. It takes over 11 hours to complete the route. Progress is very difficult through the very prickly undergrowth, which causes scratches. Also be careful when following the cairns; there are many of them, but they mark different paths. It’s easy to take the wrong one...
In another region, with a well-maintained path, this walk would have been classified as easy, or even very easy.
Lower Slaughter to Bourton on the water
6.48 mi
+243 ft
-240 ft
3h 10
Moderate
Departure from Lower Slaughter (Gloucestershire)
Lovely circular walk through Lower Slaughter using well-trodden paths, to Bourton On The Water with its many cafes and things to do. A visit to the Motor Museum is a must, as is a visit to The Hawkstone Arms. If a Brewery tour is part of your plan, then well worth it, and booking ahead is essential.
Portland circular from the Martleaves Farm Campsite
8.54 mi
+554 ft
-564 ft
4h 25
Moderate
Departure from Weymouth (Dorset)
A nice, fairly easy wander around Portland from Martleaves campsite.
A nice stop-off for refreshments at Salt by the marina is worthwhile. Some of the climbs can be a bit challenging, but once at the top, the view from The View is stunning.
Pointe de l’Armorique from Saint-Efflam
5.25 mi
+344 ft
-341 ft
2h 45
Easy
Departure from Plestin-les-Grèves (Côtes-d'Armor)
A circular walk starting from Saint-Efflam, initially through the countryside, dotted with fountains and a few pretty houses, before reaching the Douron estuary and continuing along the coastal path beside the Douron cove, then along the Pointe de l’Armorique cliff-top path, between the headlands of Plestin and Beg Douar. You’ll pass by the ancient Roman baths at Hogolo and have the option of heading down to some small beaches.
The Grand Rocher of Saint-Efflam
3.69 mi
+469 ft
-476 ft
2h 05
Moderate
Departure from Plestin-les-Grèves (Côtes-d'Armor)
The Grand Rocher towers 84 m above the Lieue de Grève and offers stunning views in all directions. You’ll climb to the top during this walk, which also takes you along the beach and through the countryside, past beautiful country houses and the Saint-Efflam Fountain.
The Long Mynd, Church Stretton, Wenlock Edge to Much Wenlock
18.12 mi
+1,299 ft
-2,349 ft
9h 30
Difficult
Departure from Ratlinghope (Shropshire)
A long walk, but mainly downhill. Beautiful & with old railway interest on Wenlock Edge around Presthope. Largely following the Jack Mytton way. Reduce the climbing by taking the east option just south of Church Stretton.
From Prades to Fillols
5.03 mi
+1,453 ft
-69 ft
3h 35
Moderate
Departure from Prades (Pyrénées-Orientales) (Pyrénées-Orientales)
A shaded and varied walk offering the most direct route from Prades to Fillols. Once you’ve left the town, you’ll follow paths that are mostly signposted, with the exception of a short stretch of road before the Roc del Ram.
Arpnouva – La Fouly
9.13 mi
+2,697 ft
-3,225 ft
6h 35
Difficult
Departure from Courmayeur (Aosta Valley)
Third stage of the Tour du Mont Blanc. Starting from Arpnouva. The hike begins with a magnificent ascent up the glacial valley to the Refuge Elena. The path climbs steeply to the Col Ferre, which is the highest point of the day. The descent is straightforward on the Swiss side to the Refuge de la Peule, a lovely little stop-off amidst the cows. The descent follows a track suitable for vehicles, with the option to cut across some of the hairpin bends through cow pastures. There is also a ford to cross. A refuge a little further up offers a chance for a short break. The rest of the route, which is straightforward, offers beautiful views of the glaciers. The hike ends on the road and finishes in La Fouly.
From Villeneuves-lès-Béziers to Portiragnes via the Canal du Midi
6.13 mi
+3 ft
-13 ft
2h 50
Easy
Departure from Villeneuve-lès-Béziers (Hérault)
A short walk along the Canal du Midi and its locks, via the Voie Verte. A fairly shaded route, then a short stretch through the vineyards as you skirt around Portiragnes, following the banks of the Grande Maïre. At the end of the route, you pass through the Portiragnes Marshes and the Lac de la Grande Maïre.
Le Teillon as seen from Peyroules
8.72 mi
+2,949 ft
-2,956 ft
6h 35
Difficult
Departure from Peyroules (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence)
A route with a fairly steep climb, rewarding you, once at the summit, with a 360° view of the Southern Alps stretching all the way to the sea. Includes a visit to a chapel and the old village of Peyroules. Above 1,700 metres, there is no longer a clearly marked path; you’ll need to navigate using the GPX file, cairns and tracks on the ground.
Walk in Plouégat-Guérand
0.72 mi
+13 ft
-13 ft
0h 20
Easy
Departure from Plouégat-Guérand (Finistère)
A walk to discover the beautiful Saint-Agapit Church in Plouégat-Guérand, with its rich collection of polychrome sculptures, as well as a pretty fountain. The main street, Place du Bourg, is lined with traditional village houses.
Golden stones and country lanes from Sainte-Paule
8.43 mi
+1,316 ft
-1,299 ft
5h 00
Moderate
Departure from Sainte-Paule (Rhône)
Through the rolling countryside, the walk follows the red-and-yellow or yellow signposts and takes us through Oingt, a pretty medieval village with golden-hued stone buildings, a Romanesque church and numerous craft shops. The walk mainly follows paths, tracks and quiet country lanes, apart from the D116, which you’ll need to walk alongside and then cross after the descent from the Col du Chêne. The walk ends with a steep climb… so save a bit of energy for the end.
Pointe des Châteaux from Anse à la Gourde
7.44 mi
+299 ft
-279 ft
3h 40
Moderate
Departure from Saint-François (Guadeloupe) (Guadeloupe)
A walk on the Pointe des Châteaux, a peninsula to the east of the island of Grande-Terre. At the very tip of the headland, you’ll discover large rock formations where powerful waves crash. Along the way, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of Grande-Terre, and even the island of La Désirade on clear days.
Around Maigmó from El Aljibe near Agost
7.11 mi
+2,904 ft
-2,730 ft
5h 50
Moderate
Departure from Tibi (Alacant / Alicante)
The Maigmó, at an altitude of 1,295 metres, is one of the region’s best-known peaks. However, this walk does not take you to the summit itself, but instead offers an extraordinary circuit around it. After a steep climb to the Balcon d’Alicante, where the view is fantastic, the walk takes you via the famous Col de la Xau, offering magnificent views of the peaks. You follow a barranco (a stream bed), passing through the superb spot known as ‘El Estret’. In short, everything is beautiful and practically in perfect solitude.
The tour of the Annéot plain from Annay-la-Côte
7.16 mi
+607 ft
-614 ft
3h 50
Moderate
Departure from Annay-la-Côte (Yonne)
A short walk across the plain and through the fields between Avallon and Annay-la-Côte. This route has very few inclines, with just one notable one right at the very end. It mainly follows paths through the fields and takes an old Roman road that is no longer used by vehicles. The starting point offers a magnificent view over the whole plain, with the small town of Avallon in the background.
Tour of Pointe de Loquirec
8.31 mi
+682 ft
-682 ft
4h 25
Moderate
Departure from Locquirec (Finistère)
To walk around the Pointe de Locquirec, this route begins with a stretch through the countryside, past fields of artichokes and cereals, and through hamlets, before reaching the coast at the Douron estuary. It then follows the GR®34 coastal path, passing through the centre of Locquirec. You can enjoy Moulin de la Rive Beach on your return from the walk.
From Oppedette to Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt
18.17 mi
+2,146 ft
-2,838 ft
10h 15
Difficult
Departure from Oppedette (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence)
This fifth stage takes you on a journey of discovery through the splendid Gorges d’Oppedette and, once past the Chapelle Saint Ferréol, visits the remarkable medieval village of Viens with its maze of narrow streets marked by the passage of centuries, before crossing the gleaming ochre landscapes of the Colorado de Rustrel, notable for its canyon-like scenery and fairy chimneys reminiscent of John Ford’s Westerns. The route reaches the hilltop village of Villars before continuing on to Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt.
Lago Di Sorapiss Circular Route
8.34 mi
+3,215 ft
-3,228 ft
6h 40
Difficult
Departure from Cortina d'Ampezzo (Belluno)
A spectacular journey into the heart of the Dolomites. This superb hike takes you to the turquoise waters of Mac de Sorapiss. The main effort is on the outward leg, with a 600-metre climb. The rest of the route is accessible, although the return path (via trail 216) features several vertiginous sections, equipped with metal steps and safety cables. Extra caution is required on these exposed sections, but the view is well worth the effort. A true classic that leaves no one indifferent!
Cime de Piagu
11.88 mi
+5,249 ft
-5,233 ft
10h 00
Very difficult
Departure from Saint-Martin-Vésubie (Alpes-Maritimes)
A magnificent mid-mountain hike offering a variety of landscapes: the village of Saint-Martin-Vésubie, the Boréon forest and, finally, a rocky landscape with a 360° view of the surrounding peaks.
Mouirange Viewpoint Rock
4.78 mi
+1,519 ft
-1,509 ft
3h 30
Moderate
Departure from New Caledonia
This hike is easily accessible by road from Nouméa, following a track and red-earth paths on the outward leg, with several magnificent panoramic views of Mont Dore, Nouméa and the Rivière Blanche, and passing through a beautiful stretch of rainforest on the return leg.
Circular walk between Saint-Jean-de-Fos and Le Castellas de Montpeyroux
9.32 mi
+1,512 ft
-1,483 ft
5h 35
Moderate
Departure from Saint-Jean-de-Fos (Hérault)
Starting from the Argileum Museum in Saint-Jean-de-Fos, this walk follows the mountain paths overlooking the Hérault valley. The gradual ascent allows you to discover the typical landscapes of the Mediterranean heath, amongst holm oaks and pines, with unobstructed views of the surrounding hills. The route then reaches the Castellas de Montpeyroux, an ancient hilltop fortified site offering a remarkable panorama of the valley, the vineyards and the foothills of the Larzac. After this stop, the route continues in a circular fashion along other heath trails, passing by thousand-year-old olive trees before descending gently back towards Saint-Jean-de-Fos.
Route of photography from Conflans-sur-Anille
Tourism professional
14.34 mi
+617 ft
-600 ft
7h 10
Difficult
Departure from Conflans-sur-Anille (Sarthe)
Situated on a small spur at the confluence of the Anille and Roulecrotte rivers, the village, first mentioned in the 13th century, retains several old houses, including the town hall, a former presbytery built in the 15th century. The church, rebuilt around 1780, features a beautiful collection of murals painted around 1860 using potassium silicate (a new technique for the time).