Base de départ idéale pour découvrir la Mayenne et l'Oudon. 

A 4 km du Lion d'Angers, siège des Haras nationaux et bourg 
commerçant. 

A 20 km d'Angers sur l'axe Angers-Laval RN 162. 
Accès de Paris : auto route A11, direction Le Mans, Nantes, puis 
après Le Mans (40 km) sortie Durtal, puis direction 
Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe, Champigné, le Lion d'Angers, Grez 
Neuville (3h de Paris). 

S.N.C.F. : TGV Atlantique

Weekend (10h*) : Grez-Neuville/ Chateau-Gontier and return.

Mini-week (20h*) : Grez-Neuville/ Entrammes and return

Week (30h*) : Grez-Neuville/ Segré/ Laval and return or Grez-Neuville/ Sablé/ Solesmes/ Malicorne and return.

2 weeks (60h*) : Grez-Neuville/ Sablé/ Segré/ Laval and return.

* number of cruising hours
 
 

Meandering and green, La Mayenne reveals along it's twists and turns a treasure of unsuspected riches; windmills still functioning, manor houses. 

You will be introduced to the silence and tranquility of the Anjou region by visiting Grez Neuville,your departure place. 

Once past the lock at Grez-Neuville, you will enter a world best explored by boat; Chenillé-Changé, Chambellay, Daon, Ménil, Chateau-Gontier. The Mayenne is a place of beautiful landscapes. 
The small river that joins La Mayenne near Grez Neuville, the Oudon, will charm you with its gentle peace. 

The national horse stud and breeding farm of Lion d'Angers deserves a stop.

Our advice : The Mayenne and the Oudon are two rivers that are more remote from towns and villages. They will enchant nature lovers.