Crossac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Crossac combines circular walking trails with heathland, a bocage landscape, and remarkable megaliths. The circular walking trails in Crossac start in the town centre at the car park by the Calvaire.

Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment can consider Crossac as a destination for this purpose.

Walking

The Boucle de Croazac includes a detour to the Château de Lorieux.

The Dolmen de la Barbière can in particular be accessed or discovered on a hike.

Nature

The heathlands of Crossac are home to sensitive animal and plant life.

The bocage landscape of Crossac has considerable cultural, historical, and landscape conservation value.

Culture

The present-day Saint Jean Baptiste Church in Crossac was built between 1862 and 1864. The steeple or spire of Saint Jean Baptiste Church is 44 metres high and dates from 1874.

The Dolmen de la Barbière is a partially collapsed, almost 10-metre-long covered megalithic structure on a rocky outcrop. At the Dolmen de la Barbière, a capstone with an estimated weight of 25 tonnes is supported by three bearing stones.

The Menhir du Bois Hoël is one of the megaliths of Crossac.

The Manoir de Bel Ebat is a building dating from 1735. It offers guest rooms and takeaway brunch; the table d’hôte at the Manoir de Bel Ebat serves dishes made with regional produce.

The Passerelle du Bois de l’Angle is located in Crossac and is mentioned as one of the personal favourites in the Brière.

Other places: Saint-Molf, Treffieux, Abbaretz, Rezé, Thouaré-Sur-Loire, Saint-Sébastien-Sur-Loire, Saint-Julien-De-Concelles, Riaillé

To the overarching travel overview: Loire-Atlantique.