Distance: 7 km
Average duration) : 01h
Level: Easy-to-use
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PR yellow markings and green arrow n°55.
Parking and toilets near the starting point. Link to Val d'Izé
Mecé is a small town located on the borders of the Pays de Vitré and Fougères. The inhabitants of Mecé (Mezieg in Breton) are called Mécéens and Mécéennes. The town covers 16km². The Changeon river and the Ouvraise stream are the main rivers that cross the town, mainly dedicated to cattle breeding (meadows).
Signposted clockwise.
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Mecé is a small town located on the borders of the Pays de Vitré and Fougères. The inhabitants of Mecé (Mezieg in Breton) are called Mécéens and Mécéennes. The town covers 16km². The Changeon river and the Ouvraise stream are the main rivers that cross the town, mainly dedicated to cattle breeding (meadows).
Signposted clockwise.
Signposted clockwise.
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The Church of the Immaculate Conception was built between 1855 and 1857. Its interior houses important works of art. The church enclosure is made up of the presbytery, the dovecote restored in 2002 and a cross dated 1541. Adorned with an emblazoned shield, this presents the holes for fixing Christ as well as a cavity intended for the Virgin.