The Rousselin mill – Valley of the Three Provinces loop from Torfou - Le Longeron - Tiffauges
The Rousselin mill – Valley of the Three Provinces loop from Torfou - Le Longeron - Tiffauges
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The Rousselin mill – Valley of the Three Provinces loop from Torfou - Le Longeron - Tiffauges
03:02
41.1km
460m
Gravel riding
Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 21, 2026
Tips
Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 20.8 km for 192 m
After 25.4 km for 202 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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11.0 km
The Rousselin mill
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23.5 km
Chemin du Gatz
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25.1 km
La Sauzaie
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In short, not a family outing and rather for mountain biking and gravel only.
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25.4 km
Hucheloup
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The river is also very beautiful here.
Unfortunately, the path that connects Hucheloup to La Chimotaie is prohibited for bicycles.
The path that connects Hucheloup to La Doucinière is passable by bike but you go down there by a staircase.
Note that a footbridge located in lower Hucheloup allows you to cross the Sèvre.
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25.7 km
La Moucherie
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26.8 km
Viaduc de la Doucinière
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The path which allows you to pass underneath stretches along the river between Doucinière and Hucheloup. For mountain or gravel biking only.
Very pleasant path and without any particular difficulty, except that on the Hucheloup side, it is accessed by a staircase.
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27.1 km
La Doucinière
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A footbridge connects the two banks. Note that the Doucinière and Chevalier roads are steep. A single path starts from the footbridge and runs along the Sèvre upstream towards the Guignardière mill. Practicable, but with some portage passages. The mill is only visible from a distance. Another path, more practicable, goes in the direction of Hucheloup downstream and passes under the remarkable viaduct of the Doucinière. Please note: this path ends with a staircase at Hucheloup.
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35.8 km
Valley of the Three Provinces
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It is a peaceful valley with an inn. On the map, this place is found under its real name: "La Grossière", but it is still less elegant...
For cyclists, it's an opportunity to go uphill with also 3 choices: a gentler slope (approximately 4 or 5%) going towards Torfou and Maine et Loire, steeper (6 to 8%) going towards the Bruffière and the Vendée, and can be even a little steeper (6 to 9%) on the small road which goes up towards the north and allows to branch off towards Boussay and the Loire Atlantique.
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41.1 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
14.6 km
14.6 km
5.84 km
2.97 km
2.28 km
747 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
19.8 km
13.8 km
5.57 km
1.86 km
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Elevation
Highest point (110 m)
Lowest point (20 m)
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