Trail of Reeds at Bois de Céné

Depart from the town of Bois-de-Céné, latitude 46.9342500 (N 46° 56’ 3”), longitude -1.8870100 (W 1° 53’ 13”)

• Departure: Place of the Three Baronets

• Bois de Céné, a small village located in the marsh, on the former shore of Bourgneuf Bay. It is also crossed by the path of Saint Jacques de Compostela. It is also in its center that are buried Jan and Joel Martel, renowned sculptors and decorators.
• Saint-Etienne church: a mixture of Romanesque and Gothic, it contains capitals with strange figures, a sarcophagus of the Merovingian period, altarpieces of the seventeenth century, a Gothic font, a granite baptismal font, probably from medieval times, stained glass depicting the stoning of Saint Etienne and the discovery of its secrets.
• Go down towards the exit of the village; at the crossroads, take the D28 for 100 m then right.

• A detour

• If you decide to turn left, you will reach the Chauvet Island Abbey, former monastery. Possible visit in season every afternoon

• Feudal motte

• Surrounded by oaks more than a century old and surmounted by a statue of the Virgin. In front of this motte, a granite cross stands opposite the site of a Gallo-Roman villa.