Hameau Les Nouettes – Montjoie Wood loop from Lingeard

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Hameau Les Nouettes – Montjoie Wood loop from Lingeard

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Hameau Les Nouettes – Montjoie Wood loop from Lingeard

03:02

40.6km

590m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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6.13 km

Granite Park-Museum of Saint-Michel-de-Montjoie

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Saint-Michel-de-Montjoie remains the last center of extraction of a granite known as “Bleu de Vire”. Discover this history, whose heyday dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, thanks …

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6.15 km

View of the mountain

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Clear weather is needed

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6.19 km

Viewpoint of Saint-Michel-de-Montjoie

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St-Michel de Montjoie is historically known as a place of passage for pilgrims. The orientation table allows you to enjoy a superb panorama over the entire Mortainais valley and, on …

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7.45 km

There, the meadows are dotted with granite balls called "oxen". Large granite blocks with rounded shapes outcrop there. They result from the weathering of the granite into balls under the action of infiltration water.

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7.58 km

Chapelle des Nouettes

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This chapel is a magical, mystical place, steeped in history since the French Revolution. It was erected in memory of Pierre Lesage, known as Les Nouettes, named after the village …

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7.62 km

The statue of St. Clare

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Next to the chapel stands the statue of Sainte-Claire where some faithful come to draw water, a so-called miraculous water. It would cure eye diseases...

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9.95 km

Montjoie Wood

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Montjoie wood hosts a moss that develops in this humid universe. It spreads on the bark of trees or on large stones. Accompanied by a beautiful spring thinning, this crossing …

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34.6 km

Le Glanon

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The Glanon is a first category river. Its waters are a favorable environment for the development of wild trout. We can also observe wagtails, kingfishers or herons.

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40.6 km

End point

Parking

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