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Multi-sport trail in Sainte-Anne-sur-Brivet

Personnes concernées: 
Cavaliers
Distance: 
30 kms
Duration: 
1 jours
Percentage of paths: 
70 %
Length of urban area: 
0 kms
Car park address at starting point: 
Parking de l’étang de la Couëronnais
Description: 

Multi-sport trails available for riders.

Trails can be combined to organise a full day of horseback riding or a "star-shaped" hike from recommended accommodations. 

Specific information: 
Heathland trail 13.5km, marshland trail 17km
Additional information: 
PDF icon sainte_anne.pdf
Url fiche touristique: 
OT Ponchateau Saint Gildas
Downloads: 
Printable map: 
PDF icon carte_ste_anne.pdf

Liability

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This information is the result of the gathering of data on trails used by departmental horse riding assocations. These associations or authors of the website shall not be held responsible for any problem that may occur when using these trails.

However, to increase the number of people who use these paths, we invite you to submit information that you consider useful to the website managers. They will make sure to correct any errors as soon as possible.

These itineraries are only suggestions.

It is the responsibility of each rider to make sure that the route is practical for his or her skill level.

It is also the rider's responsibility to have the necessary skills and suitable horse.

Rider's Responsibility about accomodations informations

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The list of accommodations is a simple listing of rooms and cottages without any indication of the quality or reception conditions, except for classified establishments.

In case of a dispute between the host and the rider, the CRTE/CDTE shall not be held responsible in anyway whatsoever.

Rider's Responsibility on itineraries informations

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The list of itineraries is a simple listing of trails open to horseback riders.

It is necessary to check the usability of these trails with the organisation that manages them (Town or Departmental Council).

Reminder: Riding can be dangerous on the trail. 

You should always be in control of your horse and adapt your behaviour and your gait to the environment.