Idea’s for a walk
Located near the bike path leading to Mont-Saint-Michel, our agency is a prime starting point for your bike rides in the bay.
It is also the starting or finishing point for your long cycling routes, such as the Régalante, the Véloscénie, and the VéloWestNormandy, as well as a stop on the Vélomaritime.
Take advantage of our discovery day, and our secure routes, and let yourself be guided by GPS (GPS track provided for free on the KOMOOT app), in order to discover the Bay differently, away from the crowd, and to enjoy varied views of the Wonder.
Discovery Day
In collaboration with Mont-Saint-Michel Voyages, we offer you our discovery day of Mont-Saint-Michel and its Bay. Our package includes: Your bike for the day, an access ticket for the visit of the Abbey, your meal at the restaurant La Ferme St Michel, and a bike ride through the salt meadows, all guided by GPS trace.
Our circuits :
The must-sees (17 km)
From our shop, head towards the Moidrey mill. Then follow the Couesnon River, and watch Mont-Saint-Michel slowly come closer. You can reach Mont-Saint-Michel by bike and park near the entrance, and then enjoy your visit to this legendary monument. Afterwards, take the bikes again and discover the beauty of the meanders. If you have a little time left, enjoy the bike path on the Normandy side, among the salt meadow sheep, with breathtaking views of Mont-Saint-Michel.
Meanders and discovery of the salt meadows (43 km)
Head in the direction of Mont-Saint-Michel, then turn east, towards Normandy, to discover the iconic Meanders. Continue for about 15 kilometers amidst the salt meadow sheep, on a perfectly maintained bike path, offering you the magical landscapes of the bay.
The round trip Mont-St-Michel Cancale by bike (100 km):
Set out for a beautiful day of cycling, or take 2 days, staying overnight in Cancale. Start by crossing the polders via the Duchesse Anne dyke. Ride up to Roz-sur-Couesnon and enjoy the breathtaking view from the lookout. Then reach the coast at the Chapelle St Anne, and follow it to St Benoît des Ondes on the bike path. Some elevation to finish the last few kilometers on the road, then arrive, via the heights, in the magnificent town of Cancale and its authentic Port de la Houle.
The Polders and Viewpoint of the Bay (34 km)
A few hours through the polders of Mont-St-Michel, on the Brittany side, along the Duchesse Anne dyke, to reach St Anne Chapel at your own pace. You can then, if you wish, extend your route a little towards Cherrueix for a meal. On the way back, make a detour to Roz-Sur-Couesnon, with its viewpoint, which offers you a breathtaking view of the polders, the Mont, and the Normandy coast in the background.
Sougéal Marshes Loop (36 km)
A different view of the region. Set out for a relaxing day in the Sougéal Marshes, a 175-hectare regional nature reserve, rich in biodiversity and heritage, which stretches along the lower Couesnon valley.
Lunch box du Mont
For your midday meal, think about your lunch box, with our partner: Lunch box du Mont.
Lunch box du Mont logo in place of photo