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Langon (Ille-et-Vilaine) walks
Land and river around Port-de-Roche
The route allows you to discover the countryside between Langon, Beslé and Brain-sur-Vilaine, passing through pretty little typical villages, crossing woods and forests and ending on the towpath along the Vilaine, for more than 9 km. Most of the trail is on beautiful stone paths. The Vilaine is very popular in these areas. You will see pleasure boats and fishermen in their boats. Don't miss the egrets and grey herons on the banks of the Vilaine.
Gannedel Marshes
From one season to the next, the Gannedel marsh can be explored under a large sun hat or in wellies! It can be difficult to explore fully when it is flooded, but it is particularly popular in spring when migratory birds stop off there: herons, egrets, ducks and storks all nest there. A local organisation also offers guided tours: Les Rives de Gannedel
The Saint-Pierre Cross at the Saint-Just megalithic alignments
It’s a short walk suitable for children and ideal for families, whatever the season.This short circular loop runs along the western side of the Allée des Demoiselles de Cojoux, offering a view of the Étang du Val.Adults can extend the walk by heading east to see the famous Demoiselles de Cojoux and the Alignements du Moulin.
Finally, it’s well worth rounding off the walk by exploring the magnificent Allée Couverte de Tréal, which is just a 3-minute drive away.
The Gannedel and Massérac Marshes
Upstream from Redon, the Vilaine valley stretches out between the hillsides that flank it to the north and south. Vast expanses of wild or cultivated marshland follow one another, through the midst of which the river flows.
Cycling along the small roads that wind around these marshes is a refreshing way to explore the area and its villages, away from the main roads.
Étang du Val and megaliths in Saint-Just
Walk along the Étang du Val, then along the river, under the cover of the forest, then climb up to the plateau in the moorland to explore the varied megaliths of this exceptional site. There are many paths on the site, offering numerous possible variations.
Tour of the Étang du Val
Walk around the Étang du Val, crossing the Lande de Cojoux and then skirting the Château du Val.
In the countryside on the border between the municipalities of Messac, Pléchâtel and Bain
A route through the countryside and through the woods. The route passes at the foot of the wind farm, then follows small paths to the Chêne and the Landes de Brelon, before passing through Bagaron and ending gently on the Voie Verte.
Route de La Fée Carabosse
Hike from the Chapelle des Lieux Saints to the Lizien racecourse in Guémené-Penfao. Magnificent views over the Don valley and the Guénouvry countryside.
Don Valley route from the Chapel of St Anne to La Vallée
Superb hike starting from the Chapelle des Lieux Saints, through the woods, with magnificent views of the rolling landscapes of Guénouvry. At a bend in the path, you will see the Château de Juzet and overlook the Don River as you head towards the village of Tréguély, then return to the chapel.
The woods of Tréguély
A 7 km walk starting from the Chapelle des Lieux Saints in Tahun, Guénouvry, passing through several woods around Tréguély, with magnificent views over the Guénouvry countryside and Conquereuil.
Bain-de-Bretagne via the back roads
I suggest you discover this charming little town and its lake in an original way, by taking the small side roads.
Small change due to a ban on crossing the small wood next to the Moulin de Bertaud.
Étang Aumée and the Nantes–Brest Canal around Fégréac
A lovely walk that will take you through fields and woodland towards the Nantes–Brest Canal, following theGRP® des Trois Rivières. Much of the route runs along the heights overlooking the Vilaine Valley and the canal, offering you beautiful, unobstructed views. You’ll also get to enjoy the tranquillity of the canal as you follow the greenway, and round off the walk with a route of the Étang Aumée after passing through an unusual spot: the Carrière du Bellion in Fégréac (the route can be done by mountain bike).
La Trotinais in Saint-Senoux
This area, aptly named Pays des Vallons de Vilaine (Land of the Vilaine Valleys), offers a rugged topography that is almost unique in the department and will delight hiking enthusiasts. The La Trotinais route has a total elevation gain of almost 200 metres. The village of Saint-Senoux and its 19th-century parish church of Saint-Abdon, as well as the hamlets of La Trotinais and La Fiolais, are well worth a visit.
From Saint-Senoux to Pléchatel along the Vilaine
From the charming village of Saint-Senoux, head towards the banks of the Vilaine, first following the Voie Verte and then the other bank overlooking it to discover the green countryside.Some sections are a little challenging, mainly in the southern circular loop (between (4) and (7)). But the panoramic views that greet walkers make it all worthwhile.
The Canal and Étang Aumée in Fégréac
The landscape around Fégréac is characterised by three small valleys overlooked by the village. The first is home to the River Isac and the canal linking Nantes to Brest; the second is home to the Dréneuc stream and the marshes bordering it; and the third has been transformed into a large pond which once supplied the Aumée Mill. All converge on the River Vilaine, which can be seen at the Bellion lock. After passing through all these water-dominated spots, you return to the starting point by following the canal.
Le Tertre Gris on the slopes of the "Volcano"
Straddling the municipalities of Pancé, Poligné and Pléchâtel, the Tertre Gris site is steeped in history: geological, historical, industrial and environmental.
Seven discovery stations are located along the path near the banks of the Semnon. You will be able to read the landscape from the viewpoint, understand the "Volcano" and the geology of the Tertre, and savour its legends (at the summit and at the foot of the volcano).Please note that this route is not signposted.
Cycling loop between Guenrouët and the Bellion lock
The Isac Valley connects Guenrouët to the Vilaine. Small country roads and wide carriageways, then the towpath of the Nantes-Brest Canal, lead to the Bellion Lock, a nautical stop at the confluence of the canal and the Vilaine. The return journey is the same, via other equally pleasant routes. A bucolic atmosphere is guaranteed on this ride on the edge of the Pays de Redon.
Gâvre State Forest
This loop in the Gavre National Forest allows you to enjoy a pleasant time in this natural environment, with more than 80% of the walk on trails (no tarmac).
Around Sel-de-Bretagne
A tour around the village of Sel-de-Bretagne, allowing you to enjoy the rural paths preserved thanks to the efforts of Eugène Aulnette, a historic figure in the village. You will also pass by the Sainte-Anne Chapel, restored and decorated by this sculptor together with the villagers, and the menhirs found in the village.