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Mulsanne walks
The Holly Route in Mulsanne
At the foot of the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans route, a pleasant stroll beneath Scots pines and maritime pines where the squirrel reigns supreme.
Around the Boulevard Nature: Mulsanne, the ‘Petit Chien’ route
This walk takes you into the heart of the pine forests. It crosses several roads, so please take care throughout the walk.
The Orée de Bercé-Belinois Route
During this walk, you will encounter different periods of history, from the 12th century right up to the Second World War.
Around Boulevard Nature: Ruaudin, amidst the pine trees
Set off on a walk through the heart of Ruaudin’s countryside! From the town centre, discover the area’s heritage through the church, the wash house and the old tram bridge. You’ll then follow the course of the ‘Le Roule-Crottes’ stream to the beautiful pine forest that gives the town its charm. Along the way, make the most of the facilities: picnic areas, a playground, a fitness trail and benches.
Around the Boulevard Nature: Arnage, the witch’s curse
This walk, along the banks of the Sarthe, follows a section of the Boulevard Nature. It starts at Arnage harbour, goes to the Gémerie lake and circles it before returning to Arnage harbour. If you wish to extend your walk, you can continue past Arnage harbour by following the signs for the Boulevard Nature.It is accessible to people with reduced mobility as well as to three-wheeled pushchairs (also suitable for three-wheeled wheelchairs).
Segrais Castle route
The route runs across agricultural land south of the Rhonne valley and ends by crossing an area of moorland adjacent to the Bercé Forest.
La Mare aux Poissons Rouges and the Arche de la Nature
The Mare aux Poissons Rouges is an artificial pond which hosted a procession from the early 20th century until the Second World War.
The procession set off from the church at Yvré-l’Évêque and passed through the grounds of the Château de l’Arche.
Today, the pond has been cleaned up and is home to many protected amphibians, such as the marbled newt.
Around the Boulevard Nature: Arche de la Nature, amidst heathland and chestnut trees
This forest walk from the Arche de la Nature takes you past a variety of tree species.It allows you to explore much of the site, walking along both wide paths and narrow tracks.
The green lung of the Arch
With 350 hectares of forest, 60% of which is made up of conifers such as maritime pines and Scots pines, this trail located at the Arche de la Nature offers hikers a breath of fresh air.
Around Boulevard Nature: Arche de la Nature, the Prairie House
This walk is accessible to people with disabilities using a three-wheeled wheelchair and to families with pushchairs, provided they are using a three-wheeled pushchair.
This forest walk takes you past the Maison de la Prairie, where you can see animals in their enclosures.
Around the Boulevard Nature: Allonnes, in the footsteps of ancient temples
As you walk along this route, discover the Mars Mullo sanctuary and the Château de la Forêterie thanks to the information boards installed along the way. Walk along the banks of the Sarthe, whilst enjoying the countryside scenery. Discover Allonnes’ nature trails, its fields and its woods.
The loop around the Gèmerie leisure centre starting from Chaoué
A short walk along the Sarthe, returning after skirting the Gèmerie lake (leisure centre).
Around the Boulevard Nature: Allones-Arnage, around La Forêterie
Along this walking route, discover the Mars Mullo sanctuary and the Château de la Forêterie thanks to the information panels installed along the way. You’ll wind your way through the fields whilst following the River Sarthe, enjoying beautiful views of the countryside and the water. Why not take the opportunity to stop for a break in the heart of the Chaoué woods, which feature picnic tables, benches and a fitness trail?
A route through a town steeped in history: Allonnes
La Tour aux Fées / the Gallo-Roman temple, the rainbow bridge, the Tour Etoile, the social housing blocks, the houseboat… are often mentioned when people talk about the town of Allonnes. But that’s only the tip of the iceberg, as the town and its history have so much more to tell, so come and discover more about this former commuter town in the Sarthe.
Around the Boulevard Nature: from Île aux Planches to Gué-de-Maulny
This walk, along the banks of the Sarthe, features information boards about the local flora and fauna.Starting from Le Mans harbour, passing through the Gué de Maulny park with its many street art murals and continuing via Île aux Planches, this family-friendly walk is suitable for wheelchair users (three-wheeled) and pushchairs (also three-wheeled).
Around Boulevard Nature: from Le Mans harbour to Moulin aux Moines
This walk, combining town and countryside, takes you along the banks of the Sarthe, passing through the village of Coulaines and past Le Mans’s Saint-Julien Cathedral.It follows cycle paths and trails along the banks of the Sarthe.
The Chemin du Buisson in Rouillon
A family walk that allows you to explore the countryside, the Rouillon business park and the Ardriers neighbourhood of Le Mans. Along the way, you’ll also come across the Rouillon Cultural Centre (Domaine de Vaujoubert), the Saint-Pavin Chapel, the Domaine de la Futaie, the Épine Farm (a council-run lodge) and the house of the Penitent Sisters of the Carmelite Convent of Vaujoubert.
The Parc de la Cigogne and the University of Maine from Rouillon
This unmarked route, along roads and footpaths, will take you through the countryside near the town as well as the Cité Universitaire du Maine.
Around the Boulevard Nature: Rouillon and the Vineyard Route
The rolling hills of Rouillon offer breathtaking views of the wooded countryside and the city of Le Mans. This walking route takes you through picturesque countryside, away from the city. You’ll walk along natural paths, discovering a variety of idyllic landscapes. Along the way, explore forests, wooded countryside, parks and farmland…
The vineyard route on the outskirts of Le Mans
Immerse yourself in picturesque countryside just a stone's throw from Le Mans. A varied route, almost entirely off-road (95% of the route), through rolling countryside dotted with hedgerows and beautiful views.
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