La Cornuaille: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature

The Parc de la Burelière is a 7-hectare wooded park in La Cornuaille.

The Sentier d'interprétation du Parc de la Burelière is an easy 1.3-kilometre circular hiking trail, which takes approximately one hour. As you walk, the trail provides information about the local flora and fauna.

The Parc de la Burelière is open to walkers, hikers, tourists and day-trippers.

Things to do

The Circuit de la Burelière passes through wooded areas and then through hilly valleys and tree-covered ridges. Attractions along the Circuit de la Burelière include the Maison en Terre Rouge.

When staying in La Cornuaille, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment as part of your travel plans.

Le Dédale des Cimes offers tree climbing in Val d'Erdre-Auxence using ropes, carabiners, harnesses and pulleys. This tree-climbing activity is available for athletes, beginners and people with disabilities.

Le Dédale des Cimes also offers group packages that combine tree climbing with catering: drinks, a snack and locally produced appetisers.

Culture

At the entrance to the intercommunal Parc de la Burelière in La Cornuaille stand the gates of the former abbey. A watermill building and the priory house remain; the former abbey can be visited by prior reservation.

More local pages: Les Rairies, Cheffes, Faye-D'anjou, Nueil-Sur-Layon, Saint-Martin-De-La-Place, Yzernay, Noyant-La-Plaine, Doué-La-Fontaine

To the broader travel overview: Maine-Et-Loire.