Boucle equestre de Mezeray

Hedges planted with hundred-year-old oaks line the paths, providing light shade that can also be enjoyed under the cover of deciduous woods and pine forests. From Touche Boeuf to Les Grés, the sands are ideal for the pine and chestnut trees of the Courcelles forest to the south.

The woods of Laugonnay to the north, from Bel Air to Les Hêtres, grow on clay soils that were used to dig the Mésangères moat.

Between les Huaudières and les Druyais via l'Esnauderie, the route includes some long runs, during which not a soul is to be seen.

Towards Touche Boeuf, in the calm of a refuge, a stop is enough to hear birds.

It's also a pleasure to smell the resins, flowers and humus.

You can download the route road book from the Comité Départemental Equestre de la Sarthe website.
www.cdte72.fr