周辺の天然記念物・トップ8

The Grouin du Sud is a natural headland offering impressive views of the bay and the famous Klosterberg. Depending on the tide, the landscape alternates between vast mudflats and ocean views, making the place particularly charming.

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Magnificent landscape with its green pastures of salt meadows. Gradually approaching Mount Mich Mich

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Nice opportunity for a break. Picnic area with a good view

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Cycle route along the Sélune estuary with a view of Mont St Michel

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The route is composed of a quiet road, with a gravel cycle track alongside, for those who don't want to worry about cars.

Beautiful place. Because of the perfect view of Mont St Michel. You can see the rock beautifully in the middle of the water.

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This former fortified castle was built in the 10th century to protect the city from Breton attacks. Located on a rock, it offers beautiful views over the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the Sée valley.

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This polisher, dating from around 4,000 BC, is a quartz block of modest size, 1.25 m by 0.50 m, barely level with the grass. On its surface, there are a dozen parallel grooves and a basin. The bowl was used to polish flints and the grooves to sharpen the edges of axes. Excavations have uncovered polished axes, one of which is jade. The place is also called "Pierre de Saint-Benoît". Because according to one of the legends attached to this monument, it would be Saint Benedict petrified: the pink veins that run through the block would be the veins of the saint and the grooves his ribs. The water in the basin is said to have curative and febrifuge properties: feverish people came on pilgrimage, sprinkled themselves with this water and placed offerings in the grooves, hoping for the cure of their ailments. It is reached by a little busy and very pleasant little road.

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Also known as: Belvédère Saint-Léonard les Vains, viewpoint marked on the map!

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The Château d'Avranches was built around 950 by Onfroi Le Dane, on the remains of the old Roman walls. Located on a rock, the fortress could monitor the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the various invaders made no mistake and occupied it; Celts with the Abrincates, Romans, Saxons, then Franks. A succession of enclosures and ditches were added to it. The Roman keep unfortunately disappeared in the last century. The top of the curtain forms a platform at the same level as the terrace. A diagram, made by Canon Pigeon, shows how keep and curtain wall were connected. This is also verifiable in a document kept in the Calvados Archives. Another detail should be noted, it is impossible to access the terrace from inside the building. Passages were obstructed after a collapse of the upper level of the building, at an undetermined time. Today, at the top of a crenellated curtain wall, one discovers a panorama over the bay and the valley of the Sée, in the heart of the various Avranchinese districts.

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The Sélune river gradually opens from here to form a vast bay and flow into the ocean a few kilometers further. You can see the old Pontaubault bridge there.

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A small ledge that is easily accessible on foot, from where you can enjoy a wonderful panorama over the entire bay. The long-distance hiking trail (old smuggler path) also leads along

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As you approach Mont Saint Michel, enjoy the bay which gently opens up to you.

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Here is the last rocky spur before crossing the Sée and the Sélune. Beautiful panorama of Mont-Saint-Michel and its bay.

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Great views of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the famous monastery island that seems so close on the opposite side of the bay. One starting point of mudflat hikes to Mont-Saint-Michel