モンテヌフのおすすめMTBライド

great place. especially when you are alone without tourists

Landscaped pond bordered by red shale

Stone mill on the Aff

The dolmens of the Loge Morinais are typical of Breton dolmens. The alley is more than thirteen meters long and almost two meters wide. Few roofing slabs are present, however orthostats are still in place and some are strongly leaning.

Very close to the Brocéliande forest, the Monteneuf menhir area, or Pierres Droites site, is unique. 42 raised menhirs are visible free of charge. The site is still under research. Workshops and guided tours are regularly organized.

The Quéhéon pond was created in 1990 with the aim of creating a fire reserve. It was dug in damp and peaty moors. It offers a friendly setting conducive to a short stopover.

Just on the path to the right (you may have to get off the bike) are the magnificent Menhirs of Monteneuf. Menhirs are Neolithic monuments: large rocks that ancient people erected vertically either to indicate the path or as a tomb.

From there, if you look to the left, you will see a beautiful stone bridge spanning the Aff river. The road won't lead there, it's not suitable for road cycling, but you can walk around and explore the surrounding area. The Aff is a tributary of the Oust River, it is 66 kilometers long (41 mi).