CIRCUIT CYLOTOURISTIQUE MAMERS - SAINT AIGNAN

A countryside tour through charming villages

Leaving Mamers, you'll travel along country roads, including part of the Voie Verte Maine Saosnois, where you'll have the pleasure of riding in complete safety!
As well as Mamers and its rich and unusual historical and architectural heritage, you'll have the chance to discover a number of villages and their attractions:
- Saint Rémy-du-Val: its Maison de la Ruralité, a museum on the history of hemp, which was an important crop at the time, as well as its feudal motte, church and hemp oven below, and the Logis de Moullins, a medieval site not to be missed.
- René: its covered market (the oldest in the Sarthe), its artists' studios and its Arts Trail.
- Courgains: church, hillock and measuring instruments
- Marolles-les-Braults: its church and shops
- Saint Aignan: its castle
- Courcival: its castle, its church
- Peray: its church and caquetoire, its feudal mound
- Moncé-en-Saosnois: its church, wash house and hemp ovens
- Saint Vincent-des-Prés: its fountain and church
But also all the charm of the villages of Les Mées, Thoigné, Nauvay, Saint Rémy-des-Monts, Commerveil and Pizieux.

For further information, please contact the Tourist Office on 02 43 97 60 63.

Good to know: the Maine Saosnois Tourist Office offers electrically-assisted bicycles for hire, so you can cover this route with less effort!

Please note: when leaving Mamers, access to the Voie Verte is via a staircase with a gutter for bikes. To avoid this, take the Chemin de Bellemare to the end where it joins the Voie Verte.