Clisson – Château de Clisson loop from Boussay - La Bruffière

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Clisson – Château de Clisson loop from Boussay - La Bruffière

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Clisson – Château de Clisson loop from Boussay - La Bruffière

03:35

31.8km

280m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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15.5 km

Hellfest Rock City

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The location of the famous festival dedicated to hard rock, heavy metal and other music that makes the eardrums vibrate very strongly... With its gauge of 180,000 festival-goers over 3 …

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18.4 km

Clisson

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One of the most beautiful places in Loire Atlantique

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18.9 km

Notre-Dame Church, Clisson

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19th century church built on an old collegiate church. Obviously built in the Italian style, with in particular a very "Tuscan" campanile in mind. The square is also pretty and …

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19.0 km

Leaning Stone Pine of Rue de la Collégiale

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A remarkable and emblematic tree of the city of Clisson, this umbrella pine naturally leaned over to get the light from the other side of the street, then twisted to …

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19.1 km

This medieval castle which has gone through a lot of torments and whose traces are still visible today. It is a feat that he still proudly dominates the city after all that Men have done to destroy him.

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19.3 km

Valley Bridge

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Magnificent bridge from the end of the 18th century which spans the Sèvre Nantes. Located under the castle, it is one of the most photographed monuments in Clisson.

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26.1 km

Abandoned Mill on the Sèvre River

Highlight • Historical Site

It is rare to see an industrial wasteland in such a beautiful place. Too bad some of these buildings are in ruins, there would be opportunities given the architecture to make an industrial museum or something else.

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