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Poiroux walks
Tour of Lake Finfarine
Enjoyable walk around the Finfarine dam lake in Poiroux (85) with numerous shaded paths.
Two circuits are available:
- a short 7 km circuit,
- a long 9 km circuit.
Discovering menhirs and dolmens between Avrillé and Le Bernard
The route winds through wooded countryside along shaded paths. It offers the chance to discover a rich megalithic heritage.
La route de la Vertonne in Grosbreuil
Circular to the east of the village of Grosbreuil with typical Vendée bocage landscapes. Calm and relaxing, it allows you to discover a diverse flora, a beautiful sunken path and the trail called "Sentier des Gaulois" (Gaulish Trail).
Moutiers - Le Givre
The Troussepoil Adventure Trail and discovery of the village of Le Givre.
Menhirs and Dolmens of Le Bernard
Hike through the countryside of the commune of Le Bernard to discover six dolmens, including the largest in the Vendée (the Frébouchère dolmen), four menhirs and a Gallo-Roman tower. Information panels are provided at each site. A significant part of the circuit is on tarmac. Can also be done by mountain bike.
Marshland and castle in Talmont-Saint-Hilaire
This route will introduce you to the town of Talmont with its marshes fed by the Payré River, which flows through the village of Talmont, also famous for its castle built by Richard the Lionheart.
From Jard-sur-Mer to Saint-Vincent-sur-Jard
In Jard-sur-Mer, you can explore Sainte-Radegonde Church and Sainte-Anne Chapel, catch a glimpse of the miniature Eiffel Tower (in summer) and the Moulin de Conchette, and stroll along the beautiful Boisvinet Beach.
Continuing along the coast on the coastal path, the route will then take you to Clémenceau’s house in Saint-Vincent-sur-Jard.
The return journey to Jard-sur-Mer will then take you through the national forest.
Cycling route inspired by Richard the Lionheart
The “Ça roule avec Richard Cœur de Lion” circular cycle invites you to celebrate the figure of Richard the Lionheart, King of England, Count of Poitou and Duke of Aquitaine.
Through this cycle route between Talmont-Saint-Hilaire and Jard-sur-Mer, discover this historical figure who had a profound influence on the region, notably by strengthening the fortifications of Talmont Castle and founding Lieu Dieu Abbey in Jard-sur-Mer.
From the wash house to the dolmen in Longeville
A short, easy walk to discover an old windmill, the little Courolles wash house set amongst the greenery, and the Grand Bouillac Dolmen.
Start and finish 200 m from Bouil Beach in the commune of Longeville.
The Guittière marshes
Discover the Guittière marshes and Port de la Guittière, and sample oysters (with tasting) from the producers.
The Aubigny Botanical Trail
A short, easy walk of about an hour on the outskirts of Aubigny.
In addition to its botanical interest, with some remarkable species, the fauna is not to be outdone. You may encounter a deer as surprised as you are by this encounter, a cuckoo, a bird of prey or even a chorus of toads. On the historical side, there is a small stone fountain, once the water source for the village of Mortevieille.
La Pointe du Payré
A short hike for lovers of unspoilt nature.
Pointe du Payré
Easy access by car, with several car parks. A very lovely walk through woodland, along the rocky coastline and across beaches. Beautiful views of the Vendée coastline. No difficulty, but there are sandy sections.
Aubigny Botanical Trail
A circular walk through the bocage countryside with hidden biodiversity along the way, so keep your eyes peeled for the early purple orchid, the greater asphodel and numerous pollarded trees. The walk is described starting from the “Église” bus stop, but the route begins at the car park of the Aubigny sports complex.