코르쿠에 쉬르 로뉴 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

It's a shame the tree is dead, but the chapel is still as amazing as ever.

perfect path for mountain biking while visiting the beautiful landscapes of the region.

Sleepy little chalet in the forest

13th century chapel, renowned for its Transfiguration altarpiece, dated from the 17th century and listed as a historic monument. Part of the Saint-Sauveur cultural site.

Formerly the manor of the Lords of Montaigu, this private 16th century granite castle has belonged to the same family since the beginning of the 18th century. During the Revolution, the manor was burned and drowned in blood during the passage of the Infernal Columns of General Turreau on January 19, 1794. This is still a private property and unfortunately no visits can be organized. More information on the castle and the commune: https://www.montreverd.fr/ma-commune/communes-deleguees/commune-deleguee-de-mormaison/

Of this important 9th century abbey, all that remains today is the very beautiful abbey church, a priory and the gardens.

What an Oak! Oh! What a beautiful chapel one could build there! …was the exclamation that Father Hillaret had, seeing this old and huge oak tree in 1873, during a visit to his parishioners in the village of La Menantonnière. This exclamation spread through the parish and beyond. The Abbot pursued his idea of building a chapel dedicated to the Holy Family with the agreement of Monsignor Colet, it was built according to the plans of Mr. Clair, departmental architect and was born in 1874. Inside the Chapel, the white stone altar surmounted by statues of Jesus, Mary and Joseph is in the oak. The Holy table is fixed on the roots which serve as a kneeler for those who communicate. Outside, long branches covered the sanctuary. Unfortunately, the oak was decapitated by the storm of February 13, 1972.

Visible from the road and accessible by a footpath, this Neolithic menhir has been classified as a Historic Monument.