Saint-Coutant (sanctus constantius) which has many attractions, is a town of about thirty hamlets, ideally located on the edge of the Mellois plateau, on the route of a Gallo-Roman road, and directly above the meridian of Greenwich. you can discover the church of Saint-Gilles, the castle of Germain, the source of the Dive du Sud and its hiking trails.
A scientific hiking trail is dotted with 9 information panels on the town's natural resources: geology (water resources and memory of the earth), botany (hedgerow, fresh and silica forests), history and archeology (plot and feudal mound), astronomy (sundial time) and Roman road.
Its location on the edge of the Mellois plateau offers a hilly and diversified landscape.
