생마튀랭 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Paracou–Goélia 경로는 특히 풍경의 놀라운 다양성으로 매력을 발산합니다. 몇 킬로미터 안에 운하의 활기찬 물, 그늘진 숲길, Paracou의 야생 해안선, La Chaume와 Port Olona의 해양 분위기, 그리고 습지의 광활한 지평선과 L’Île-d’Olonne의 매력을 번갈아 보여줍니다. 수많은 다리와 풍경의 변화는 산책 내내 끊임없이 리듬을 부여합니다. 바다, 항구, 수역, 밝은 자갈길, 작은 시골길 사이로 시선은 끊임없이 새로운 것에 이끌립니다.

Rather than going around the marshes, why not take a walk right in the middle.

see this landscape, the dry salt beautiful place full of good vibes

The Salaire Bridge on Île d'Olonne in Vendée was built in 1758 by Lord Julien Gallouin to replace a ferry that had become inadequate and dangerous, facilitating passage to the region's salt marshes. This wooden bridge, supported by cut stone pillars, replaced a paid ferry service used by farmers and salt workers for several centuries. Over the years, the bridge suffered from a state of disrepair, which a property owners' association helped to preserve in the late 19th century, before a major reconstruction was completed in 1935. Further renovations took place in 1980, followed by a complete reconstruction in 2018, which preserved its historic appearance by reusing the original materials.

The Gueffard Mill on Île d'Olonne is an old windmill dating back to at least the 17th century, mentioned in 1656 under the name "moulin du Bourg". It was a common mill belonging to the lord of the Court of Île d'Olonne, who earned an income from its operation. This mill operated until 1932, with a diameter of 5.4 meters and a height of over 7 meters, equipped with a system allowing its sails to be oriented according to the wind. After years of abandonment, it was purchased by the municipality in 2002, and an association began its restoration in 2016, including the consolidation of the foundations and the creation of a belvedere. The mill is an important historical symbol of the local heritage of Île d'Olonne.

Exploring the marshes of Île d'Olonne will reveal a unique ecosystem teeming with life. This vast wetland, home to a variety of flora and fauna, offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of coastal towns. You can hike along winding trails, spot colorful birdlife, and marvel at the beautiful sunsets over the marshes. Don't forget to visit the charming port of Les Sables-d'Olonne, known for its maritime heritage and lively atmosphere.

The Gueffard mill was built before 1656, abandoned from 1931, then restored in 2023. The reconstruction of its wings allowed it to regain its former glory.

The Salary Bridge is located in the heart of the marsh and spans the Vertonne River. The original bridge was built in 1758 to replace the Cour de l’Île ferry.