리네 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Calvary with a beautiful view

A little nostalgic detour in front of the house, in memory of this immense actor often imitated but since, never equaled..!!

Built around 1840, it was destroyed by fire in 1900. It is also known as "The Burnt Mill." From here, you can see the Erdre Valley and the Mazerolles marshes.

"In memory of the four resistance fighters killed while escaping from the moving train from Rennes, which was taking them to deportation on the night of August 3-4, 1944. Jean-Marie L'AZOU was wounded at this location and executed on the morning of August 4, 1944, at La Sigoulière. Marcel LE DROGOFF and Pierre GAUTHIER were killed after jumping from the same train; Robert THOUÉMENT was found dead in a field before Pas de Mail. Monument built by the inhabitants of the village of Basloirs in 1947 and renovated in 1969." In Saint-Mars-du-Désert, 31 prisoners managed to escape from two different train cars. Four lost their lives. Following the Allied landings, the Germans organized the evacuation of the Sainte-Marguerite camps and the Jacques-Cartier prison in Rennes. The last convoy, 54 cattle cars, left Rennes on the morning of August 3. Nearly 2,000 resistance fighters, men and women of French, English, and American nationality, along with German deserters, were taken to Germany. In the afternoon, the train stopped in Nantes, where railway workers managed to smuggle tools to the prisoners. The following night, as they approached Saint-Mars-du-Désert, 31 prisoners managed to jump from the train... But a German patrol was stopped at the next level crossing... https://fr.geneawiki.com/wiki/44179_-_Saint-Mars-du-D%C3%A9sert_-_La_Nuit_du_3_au_4_ao%C3%BBt_1944

Pont Hus Castle and Stud Farm - the iron gate

The coulees are steep, deep and narrow notches, dug down to the Loire by runoff. The original stream may have disappeared. In Anjou, this term designates a slope covered with vines (the coulee de Serrant in Savennières).

Very picturesque path, wedged between cliff and river. No problem on MTB/gravel/etc...

The Château de Clermont is a magnificent 16th century building. In the region, it is best known for having been the property of the very famous French actor Louis de Funès. Listed as a historical monument since 1941, the castle is private and closed to the public. Only its front facade is visible from the gates that protect the park.