Walking trail "The Marshes of Blanche Noë"
Description
The marshes of Blanche Noë are in the south of Nort-sur-Erdre in which you can find an ornithological and aquatic site allowing you discover its fauna and its flora.
At the beginning of the lake, have a walk along the river Erdre to arrive at Port Mulon’s Castle and its park. Appreciate the charming villages of “Tomblehoux”, “Gâtine” and “La Poupinière” and see the vantage point on the river Erdre and the plains. Then, join the canal and by going through the moat and see the viewpoint from Quihex’s lockhouse and further along eat at the gourmet terrace of La Tindière.
To finish go through the village of Le Plessis pas Brunet to go back to the lake.
Technical Information
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Points of interest
LE PORT DE NORT-SUR-ERDRE
Also known as “Le Bassin”, the marina of Nort-sur-Erdre is a rich historical district that’s always a good place for a stopover. At the feet of Saint-Georges’ bridge, which marks the border between the wild side and the navigable side of the river Erdre, the marina of Nort-sur-Erdre is a popular place for a stroll and for fishing. Free Wi-Fi access around the Tourist Information Office. Contact the harbour master’s office for an extended halt, the first 2 nights are free.
LES MARAIS DE BLANCHE NOË
The marshes are vast humid areas near the river Erdre, located South of the town. They are an ornithological and aquatic site where you can discover fauna and flora that are typical to the marshlands.
ECLUSE DE QUIHEIX
The Canal mouth on the river Erdre is located in Quiheix, 6km away from the town centre. The town of Nort-sur-Erdre has a total of 6 locks.
