Angers Castle – Lake Maine loop from Angers Saint-Laud

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France

Pays de la Loire

Angers Castle – Lake Maine loop from Angers Saint-Laud

Easy

4.5

(15)

155

riders

Angers Castle – Lake Maine loop from Angers Saint-Laud

01:47

32.8km

120m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 24, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 15.8 km for 296 m

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855 m

Angers Castle

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The Château d'Angers, also called the Château des Ducs d'Anjou, dominates the Maine on its rocky promontory. Built in the 13th century under the orders of Louis IX, it was …

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1.49 km

Quai Eric Tabarly

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Located on the right bank of the Maine River, the Tabarly Quay features a large public square and stands overlooking the Maine.

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2.94 km

Lake Maine

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Lac de Maine is a leisure park in the city of Angers. it has many walking trails.

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7.66 km

Quai de la Noé Bouchemaine

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Several terraces that invite you to take a break with a view.

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19.9 km

The Bécherelle Stone

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The Bécherelle stone is a monolithic rock of about fifteen meters which served as a landmark for the sailors. Formerly a toll place for the lords, then a source of …

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20.1 km

Loire Riverside Path

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This is a really beautiful path, right along the Loire.
It gets a bit narrow sometimes, but the firm, fine gravel makes it nice to ride.

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21.8 km

Pointe de Bouchemaine

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The tip of Bouchemaine is an old village of Loire mariners which is located at the confluence of the Maine and the Loire.

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23.4 km

Bouchemaine

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In the 17th century, the bishops of Angers made the abbey their second home. Today it is above all a place where you can discover excellent exhibitions of paintings and …

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