Bazoches-Sur-Hoëne: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Chemin de l’Hoëne is a 2.1 km walking trail with a walking time of approximately 32 minutes. It begins at the church, crosses a wooden footbridge, and then follows a grassy path along the river. Halfway along, a detour through the Parc du Paradis offers a shady bench and a book box.

Those who choose Bazoches-Sur-Hoëne as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

Saint-Hilaire de Courtoulin is a former parish church in Courtoulin and features Romanesque architecture. Some of the treasures of Saint-Hilaire de Courtoulin are protected as historic monuments.

The murals were created by Barillet between 1920 and 1922. On 6 January 1982, they were listed as protected cultural objects.

Trails

The Labourdinière–La Perche route is 2.5 km long and takes approximately 37 minutes. The Chemin de la Grande Lève–Les Hayes is 3.5 km long and takes approximately 53 minutes.

Water

Along the Hoëne, anglers can catch fario trout. The Hoëne River is approximately 13 km long in total and runs through communal meadows for 5 km.

Historical traces

A former seigneurial manor house can be seen 150 m from the Chemin de la Grande Lève–Les Hayes. In the 18th century, it served as the residence of Jacques Du Buat, priest and parish priest of Bazoches.

The Moulin de Mondion is a mill that has preserved its machinery.

Town centre

The town centre is a place to take a break; some regional products are also mentioned as souvenirs.

Further destinations: Alencon, Lonlay-L'abbaye, Lougé-sur-Maire, Moulins-La-Marche, Berd'huis, Banvou, La Ferté-Macé, Saint-Aubin-d'Appenai.

To the overarching travel overview: Orne.