Lake Maine – Angers Castle loop from Savennières - Béhuard

Lake Maine – Angers Castle loop from Savennières - Béhuard

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Lake Maine – Angers Castle loop from Savennières - Béhuard

01:45

32.3km

150m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 16.5 km for 61 m

After 26.1 km for 171 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.91 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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5.34 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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6.89 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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7.47 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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8.36 km

gravel river path

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Beautiful forest on one side, beautiful lake on the other. Traffic free, perfect for tourers, not so much for pure-bred roadies.

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12.5 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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14.5 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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16.5 km

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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