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An absolutely beautiful site, but difficult to access by bike. You can cross, but the footbridge is too narrow (for my bike anyway) and you have to push the bike vertically. Obviously impossible with panniers.

In the past, the Maine was crossed using beams fixed to the rock. The 17th century Reuzard mill with its metal footbridge attests to the intense milling activity that reigned on the river at the time. The current footbridge, which dates from 1911, was renovated in 1977 and allows hikers to access from one bank to the other.

The great interest of the route along the Maine lies in the many water mills typical of the valley. Each one is accompanied by a causeway - dam - which once formed the water reservoir necessary to operate the wheel. The Reuzard mill (17th century) with its metal footbridge and that of the Vieille-Écluse (15th-16th century) attest to the intense milling activity that reigned on the river at the time. As for the Épinettes mill (mid-19th century), it produced the town's public electricity from 1912. Although they were initially used to grind cereals, these mills were also used to work hides and paper. The name of the village of La Trélitière also evokes the weaving of lattice.

The largest natural plain lake and the second largest ornithological reserve in France, Lake Grand-Lieu offers magnificent lakeside landscapes. Here, you have to get off your bike to get as close as possible to its waters.

Magnificent view of the lake 👌

Nice bridge, kayak base underneath.

Very beautiful bridge, of uncertain age. Beautifully renovated in 2024.

Arriving from La Chevroliere in the direction of Pont Saint Martin, turn off to cross the Ognon with the Bac in spring and summer, it's more pleasant