Activities in the Vignoble Nantais: cycling on the Loire with Talbicyclette
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Activities in the Vignoble Nantais: cycling on the Loire with Talbicyclette

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Adrien Vilarem

All biking trails in the Vignoble Nantais

Biking trails and hires: organise your trip to Vignoble Nantais and explore the countryside in a whole new way… on the move!

Saddle up! Hire, pedal, enjoy

Bike hire companies and activity providers can offer you a personalised experience:

  • Rental of mountain bikes and electric bikes
  • Guided rides on a gyropod or all-terrain scooter
  • Wine tasting Muscadet in the vineyards
  • Fun and unusual activities, with family or friends

Whether you’re just passing through or you’re a local, every outing is an opportunity to discover the region in a gentle, accessible and environmentally-friendly way.

Plan interactif : 11 lieux répertoriés.

  • Espace de Loisirs Les Rives de Loire
  • Endur'cycles
  • Support vélos - Route des Ponts
  • Au Fil des Roues
  • Abris vélos avec recharge VAE - Plan d'eau du Chêne
  • Abris vélos avec recharge VAE - La Chebuette
  • Aire d'arrêt vélo : le Belvédère de la Pierre Percée
  • Talbicyclette
  • Sèvre Bivouac aller-retour Vertou
  • Base de loisirs Cap Sports et Nature
  • Location courte durée Pluchon Automobiles

Le Melon de B. Gourmet scooter ride through the Vignoble Nantais by Trott'in Nantes

Get on an electric scooter and explore the unique landscapes of Vignoble Nantais. After a short introduction, let yourself be guided along the paths that wind between vineyards, gabbro slopes and the peaceful banks of the Sanguèze.

This escapade combines nature, heritage and gourmet pleasures: an itinerary punctuated by local anecdotes, inspiring panoramas and a stop-off dedicated to the region’s emblematic speciality: the Melon de Bourgogne, the grape variety emblematic of Muscadet. A fun and tasty experience, ideal for exploring the land of Muscadet in a different way.

Looking for inspiration?

You can find all the region’s signposted biking trails on our dedicated page. From the banks of the Loire to the Sèvre, from family-friendly loops to more challenging routes, there’s something for everyone!

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