Outings in La Fontaine-Saint-Martin

The itinerary in the shape of the number eight comprises two loops, one to the south of the village which returns via the west, and the second to the north-east, with a common section to both loops near the town..

In 9000 BC, people used to live to the north of the town, and arrowheads and flints from tools have been found near Vinetterie. In 4000 BC, the area was used for farming crops and livestock breeding; in around 800 BC, a Roman villa was built…

Walk around Verneil: 7 km - Blue signposting (VE1 codification and yellow PR standardisation in progress 2009). This first itinerary departs from the town, from its dovecote and from its play area with picnic facilities, French bowling court,…

Visit to the Cherré archaeological site from the Gaulish hill fort, panoramic view over the Loir.

Circuit V2 to the west and the north of the village, a chance to discover the heritage of the Vaas countryside.

The departure is from place Henri IV. You will follow the yellow markings throughout your walk, where you will take 79% of green paths, passing in particular through the ponds of Morinière where you can admire the fauna and flora of the place…

A relatively long walk which requires a detailed map because the route is not signposted. The round trip is 15 km long. You could always plan to be picked up by car to avoid having to make the return trip. The castle is not open to the public,…

Follow the town's discovery trail.

On foot, horseback or bicycle, travel along this itinerary through the countryside and along the River Mayenne.

This walk from the castle of Cinq-Mars will make you discover a monument of the second century which is worth the detour!

This walk from Mettray, on the northern outskirts of the agglomeration touraine, you will discover the dolmen of Grotte aux Fees, and the castle of Plessis where lived the father-in-law of Charlie Chaplin.