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Loge-Fougereuse walks
The Bois des Dortières via the Sentier des Boules in Loge-Fougereuse
Starting from the church square, walkers will discover along the route a stunning view of the Monts de Gâtine, the Pont de la Rénardière, the Chemin de la Vigne des Boules, the Bois des Dortières, the Château de la Goujonnerie and the Chemin de l’Étang.
81 per cent of the route consists of unpaved paths or tracks.
The path of the stars at La Chapelle aux Lys
Short hike along the blue-marked Star Trail. Charming little village with everything to do with the universe, stars and planets.
La Chapelle aux Lys is a former commune that merged with two neighbouring communes on 1 January 2023 under the name of Terval.
Lys Trail starting from La Chapelle-aux-Lys
Along this route, you will discover a chapel and a wash house, and pass through the Bois des Baudonnières.
The Mervent Forest from Chevalement d'Épagne
Circular route in the Mervent-Vouvant Forest starting from Chevalement Saint-Michel in Épagne.
The Claires Fontaines Trail
This walk along the banks of the Gâtine, amongst oak, ash and chestnut trees throughout the ‘Vendée’ valley – which at this stage is merely a stream fed by numerous springs – will also treat you, in its second half, to magnificent panoramic views of the bocage.
Chapelle de la Brossardière and the Tardière circular – the Rocher de Cheffois
A long circular walk starting from La Tardière and ending at the Rocher de Cheffois. Discover some beautiful sites and monuments. Superb panoramic views. Paths, tracks and very narrow roads presenting no particular difficulty.
La Cornelière
Covering an area of 5,518 hectares, the Mervent-Vouvant forest complex includes a 2,530-hectare state-owned forest. It is home to a rich variety of plant species. The most common species, the sessile oak, can reach a height of 35 metres at 200 years of age.
The suggested route follows paths and forest lanes in the north-eastern part of the forest.
The multitude of existing paths allows you to extend or shorten this walk as you wish.
Vouvant, medieval town, listed as one of the 'most beautiful villages in France'
A hike full of mystery... in the land of the fairy Melusine.
Chemin de la Mine and Bas de Soie
Starting from the Faymoreau Mining Centre, this route follows the mine path (an old railway line) and then continues through the countryside and orchards to reach the national forest (to be avoided during the hunting season).
The Faymoreau Glassworks
Former mining basin, Faymoreau Petite Cité de Caractère in Vendée.
Worth visiting for its geological history, its mining museum, its miners' houses and its miners' chapel with its stained glass windows.
A walk through the countryside on an old railway line, along the banks of the river "La Vendée" and through orchards.
Faymoreau – Les Dorderies – Bois de la Boule
A nature walk through the Bois de la Boule to the Verrerie de Faymoreau in the Vendée.
Suitable for walking or mountain biking. Risk of flooding during wet weather.
Around the Ruisseau des Fougères
A walk along the paths through the countryside around Le Busseau, a rural village situated on the Niort–Cholet road (D744) on the border with the Vendée department, equidistant from Niort, Parthenay and Bressuire.
Forêt de l’Absie and Bois des Gâts
Despite a few sections on small tarmac roads, you’ll enjoy the shade and coolness of this route, which mostly follows paths and sunken lanes through forests of centuries-old trees.
Pierre Brune and Pierre Blanche
A hike best enjoyed in the warmer months on shaded trails in the heart of the Mervent Forest.After a steep climb up the Rocher de Pierre Brune, you’ll reach the viewpoint overlooking the Pierre Blanche climbing site via forest paths and a short stretch of road. You will then descend to the banks of the river known as the Mère, before following the course of the Ruisseau des Verreries to reach the Maison Forestière of the same name. You will discover the Cinq Jumeaux before reaching the Pierre Brune Dam by following part ofthe GRP® Tour du Pays de Mélusine.
Lake Mervent - Citardière Château - Pont du déluge
There are many pedestrian paths to discover in Mervent forest.
The tour of La Mère via the Grotte du Père de Montford
This hike is accessible to all hikers, with a few minor difficulties and one section off the trail, but no major hazards.It starts in the village of Mervent, which overlooks the River La Mêre. A superb viewpoint at the top of the castle ruins offers a view of the meandering river and the surrounding forest.