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Trails for everyone
Nature lovers, thinkers, history enthusiasts, walkers, cyclists, the Coëvrons are the ideal destination for all of you. On foot, by bike or on horseback, the paths and byways wind along the Jouanne, leading to magnificent panoramic views of the Coëvron hills, or meander through the forest of La Charnie and around the ancient towns and villages.
A number of marked paths criss-cross the area from Saulges to Champgenêteux, from Montsûrs to Torcé-Viviers-en-Charnie. Perfect for walkers or mountain bikers, these themed routes form loops of several hours' duration through the landscape and villages of the Coëvrons. With lungfuls of fresh air, in touch with nature, you will be plunged into the very heart of the history, traditions and identity of this wonderful area.
The Mont-Saint-Michel Way A long distance trail with a spiritual theme? Curious. And yet this what you find with the pilgrim's way to Mont-Saint-Michel which passes through the Coëvrons. From Saint-Pierre-sur-Orthe to the hamlet of Montaigu passing near Bais and Sainte-Gemmes-le-Robert, this historic route takes you on a pilgrimage from village to village, following the roads, taking the old sunken lanes through the countryside, stopping at a village church chevet. Stone pilgrims' crosses, chapels, hermitages and solitary fountains are dotted along this unusual trail where the landscape is ever-changing. |
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