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Impossible by bicycle

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.

The existence of the Bonnet Mill, in Saint-Lumine, on the right bank, is documented from 1742. It is sometimes called the Tannery Mill due to its immediate proximity to a former tanning business. The Bonnet family, millers and owners, succeeded each other for several generations. The last known sale, without the mill leaving the family, dates back to 1906. In the deed of sale, the watermill is associated with two windmills, "one of which has not been in operation for years," and is supplemented by "the roadway, land, and exits attached to it." The ruined mill was demolished in the 1980s; only the roadway, owned by the EPTB, remains. https://amicale-mcanonnet.org/post/1497-la-maine-autrefois

So far, I've only visited this place in winter (at night). So, I wasn't able to get the best view of this small park.

very pleasant viewpoint at the end of the hill unfortunately under construction when I passed.

From the village of La Trélitière, a path allows a return trip to a rocky promontory offering a beautiful view of the valley and Aigrefeuille-sur-Maine

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.

A viewpoint as astonishing as it is impressive stands out from the cliff 30 meters above the Pont Caffino leisure center. Put your feet on the ground to discover the magnificent panorama of the vineyards and the Maine valley.