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Fewer and fewer trails accessible by mountain bike (trees across, barbed wire signs, etc.) because of the lord who privatizes as much as possible

Perfect for a little cleaning session on Sunday morning! Everything goes to Gravel but maybe not later in the season if there is more mud!

Founded in 1143 in the wooded Thar Valley, the Abbey of La Lucerne is a witness to Anglo-Norman architecture, between Romanesque and Gothic. Since 1959, for the third time in its history, this exceptional ensemble has benefited from remarkable preservation and restoration work to offer one of the most complete examples of medieval Premonstratensian architecture in France. Listed as a Historic Monument in 1928, the abbey strikes with the strength of its history led by passionate men. The emotion is born from the absolute simplicity of the architecture, its great luminosity and the preserved authenticity of its environment. Your entrance fees contribute to the preservation of the abbey by supporting the "Fondation Abbaye de La Lucerne d'Outremer", owner, which is in charge of its restoration, management and maintenance. Visitors can discover a 5-hectare monastic complex, preserved in its green setting on the edge of the forest: the Gatehouse and the courthouse, the church, the refectory, the cellars, the park crossed by an aqueduct, the abbey lodgings with the lake, the guest room and the dovecote. Source: https://www.manchetourisme.com

Numerous mountain bike trails surround the abbey

Built in the wooded valley of Thar, the whole is hardly visible from the outside. It is therefore by entering the enclosure that one can appreciate the harmony and charm of this abbey saved from ruin by Father Lelégard who acquired it and launched the restoration in 1959 thanks to the gains obtained by participation in one of the first televised games, The head and the legs.

Very beautiful abbey, very well preserved. Beautiful park. A nice visit to do

Very large zoo, count a day of visit. Part rather dedicated to the closed with enclosures for goats, hamsters ... in which children can enter. On the other side of the national road, a more exotic part with lemurs, birds, monkeys ... Several snacks inside to eat