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Saint-Colomban walks
Route between Logne and Boulogne in Saint-Colomban
A walk to explore the Saint-Colomban region between La Boulogne on one side and La Logne on the other. You’ll pass through a succession of paths—some wide, some narrow; some bright, some shady; some straight, some winding. You’ll pass through charming hamlets where the variety of houses will delight you. Not to mention the beauty of the landscapes, made up of fields, meadows, hedgerows and forests. A real treat in store.
Around Corcoué-sur-Logne
This route follows part of the Logne and the greenway, before climbing towards La Bénate alongside the Loisillière stream.
Redour - Geneston Route
A lovely walk through fields and woodland between Geneston and Saint-Colomban. Passes through several hamlets.
The banks of the Boulogne towards La Dorinière and the old village of Rocheservière
Walk along the banks of the River Boulogne in Rocheservière towards La Dorinière.
The lakes of La Marne
The La Marne lakes route will take you on a tour of the leisure area and its ponds, which are ideal for fishing and relaxation. The walk will take you through wooded countryside and fields, allowing you to explore the area around the village.
Quai des Romains in Pont Saint-Martin
This circuit follows the Ognon, which feeds into the Lac de Grand Lieu, located a few kilometres to the west. You can find more information on the Pont Saint-Martin hiking website.
The Wild Boar Trail in Legé
This is an uneventful trail, with a bit of road, often wooded paths and the forest nearby.
At the start, enjoy the magnificent lakes and their beautiful reflections. The return path offers a bird’s-eye view of the site.
Route des Marais de Grand-Lieu to Saint-Mars-de-Coutais
During this walk, you’ll pass meadows, vineyards and forests lined with pollarded trees. Halfway along the route, you’ll pass through Bois Joli, which certainly lives up to its name. The icing on the cake is the finale in the marshes, on the edge of Lac de Grand-Lieu. Wildlife, flora and landscapes to discover: a complete change of scenery is guaranteed.
Depending on the season, you’ll walk along sandy paths lined with ditches and meadows grazed by cattle in summer and much loved by birds all year round.
The Falleron Valley
A peaceful walk awaits you on this route, dotted with typical villages such as La Brosse, La Grivière and L’Épronnière. Winding through the bocage, this route will take you to a beautiful viewpoint overlooking the village of Saint-Étienne de Mer Morte. The path will take you across the little stream known as the Blanchardière, and a ford will allow you to cross the Falleron.
Tenu Route
This walk will take you through countryside landscapes shaped by nature and the changing seasons. As you follow the River Tenu, you’ll be able to spot the lake’s birds and admire the local flora. If you stop for a break by the water’s edge, you may notice a distinctive feature of this river. It can actually flow in both directions: from south to north towards the Acheneau, or from north to south to join the Breton marshes near Machecoul-Saint-Même.
The Sables Rouges Route in Port-Saint-Père
A walk along well-maintained paths, through vineyards, woodland and along the banks of the Acheneau. The start point is at a place called Le Fief Saint-Mars in Port-Saint-Père. This route can be combined with the one entitled“Le chemin des grands échassiers au départ de Port Hamoneau”, which adds a further 8 km from (4).
Between Saint-Fiacre and Château-Thébaud
This loop mainly takes place in the vineyards between Saint-Fiacre-sur-Maine and Château-Thébaud, south of Nantes. It offers some lovely views, particularly at the Belvédère de Château-Thébaud, which overlooks the Maine. The circuit follows farm tracks through the vineyards (some of which may be private). The landscape changes with the seasons and the different colours of the vineyards.
A circular walk around the Sèvre, its hillsides and vineyards, starting from the Port de la Ramée
This circular walk, starting from the lovely Port de la Ramée in the town of Vertou, takes us from paths along the banks of the Sèvre to hillsides and woods, before returning via superb vineyards, a point of interest, and the riverbank.
The Sèvre, its hillsides and mills between Vertou and La Haye-Fouassière
This hike takes place mainly on paths. Going from village to village, it offers a beautiful variety of landscapes: there are both wide-open views of the vineyards and the Sèvre Nantaise valley, and wooded passages, particularly along the banks of the Sèvre.
It can be enjoyed in any season, with the colours and light offering ever-changing pleasures!