Le bâteau-mou – Le Pellerin Ferry loop from Le Pellerin

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Le bâteau-mou – Le Pellerin Ferry loop from Le Pellerin

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Le bâteau-mou – Le Pellerin Ferry loop from Le Pellerin

01:55

7.40km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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3.83 km

Le bâteau-mou

Highlight • Monument

At the end of the Martinière canal, in Pellerin, this is the work of Austrian plastic artist Erwin Wurm as part of the Estuary course.

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4.00 km

Martinière Lock

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The bike path to here follows, for 15 kilometers, the channel of Martinière (or officially Canal Maritime de la Basse Loire). This canal runs along the south bank of the …

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6.49 km

Le Pellerin Ferry

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Very nice: The bridges and shuttles to cross the Loire in this region are all free. This runs every 20 minutes from 6:20 a.m., every day, except May 1st.
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6.63 km

Café de la Loire

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About 3 min away there is a bakery. Go get your Croissant and enjoy the coffee with river view.

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6.82 km

When you leave Nantes by the estuary, you have the impression of a coastal Japanese city. The landscape then gives way to nature, punctuated with works from the trip to Nantes and enhancements of the landscape heritage.

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7.07 km

Artistic Sculpture

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Works left there by an individual, probably an artist, taking up the odds and ends to make three poetic characters. Thanks to her or him.

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7.22 km

Church of Notre-Dame du Pellerin

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In the 11th century, Rouaud de la Bastardière founded the Priory of Pellerin which includes a church dedicated to Sainte-Marie du Pellerin. The church was burned down during the revolution …

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