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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 friendly place for a break with a pleasant view

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.

Beautiful castle. The site has been occupied since the 17th century, but the castle in its current form dates from 1888.

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.