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You can pass only on one side. You can go up. But down is forbidden.

Very beautiful descent and therefore magnificent climb

a nice pleasant path

Also known as the "basin," the port of Nort-sur-Erdre is a lively, historic neighborhood that's a great place to stop off. At the foot of the Saint-Georges Bridge, which separates the wild Erdre from the navigable Erdre, the marina is now a popular place for walking and fishing. Free Wi-Fi access near the Tourist Office Contact the harbor master's office for an extended stay; the first two nights are free. Open year-round Type of facility: Slipway - River stopover - Pontoon - Marina Payment methods: Bank and postal checks Access location: Nort-sur-Erdre train station: 1 km Languages spoken: French Facilities: Picnic area - Restrooms - Services - Playground

Not much to add to Fred's comment. Except that behind the church and just to the left of the cemetery entrance, there is a tiny chapel (where Zoe de Bonchamps, famous for saving the lives of 5,000 Republican soldiers imprisoned by the Chouans in the abbey church, is buried) with a commemorative plaque in honor of Casson's fighters, donated by the Vendée Military Association.

The Church of Saint-Louis was built in 1841. It contains a listed alabaster bas-relief dating from the 15th century depicting "the adoration of the Magi between two saints." The bell tower is listed as a natural heritage site because it is home to greater mouse-eared bats, a very rare breed of bat. You'll find a water tap at the entrance to the cemetery near the chapel, behind the church, and a few benches if, like me, you're not only short of water, but also of energy.

A more direct alternative in terms of time and kilometers than the EV1 to reach Sucé from the Canal. Still, more gravel/mountain bike than touring with panniers in my opinion.

What we'd heard about Brittany was that it's supposed to have lots of forests, a special kind of people, and nature beyond nature. But we weren't expecting such a beautiful little town, and as for the special Bretons – they're just super friendly!