Mervent-Vouvant : Fontenay le Comte-St Luc-Les Minières
The list of itineraries is a simple listing of trails open to horseback riders. It is necessary to check the usability of these trails with the organisation that manages them (Town or Departmental Council). Reminder: Riding can be dangerous on the trail. You should always be in control of your horse and adapt your behaviour and your gait to the environment. |
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Maps tutorialclick on icon (waypoint) The click on icon shows a popup that gives you details and information about different accommodations and equestrian centres.
Click on the departmental route
Click once on the departmental route to access to a button. Click on the button to view the page of the corresponding path.
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The trails of the densed forest are marked by a horseshoe but aren't numbered. A map is required because in some intersections, you may meet other trails and take another loop.
Caution: the level of SAUVAGET FORD varies according to the season, activity of the dam and in times of heavy rain. Si le gué n’est pas accessible, faire l’aller retour par Pissotte, ne pas passer par l’Orbrie. La passerelle du gué Sauvaget est réservée aux piétons et interdite aux chevaux.
Beware of the narrow passage on the Pissotte side at the exit or entrance of the ford (see picture).
This trail is very steep (see map).
Caution : the slope is quite steep and the rocks are slippery in the Sauvaget loop.
Please remember:
- You are not the only ones to use the trails that you are going to take.
- To stay on the marked paths.