At the crossroads of the Vilaine and Oust waterways, and the Nantes-Brest Canal, Redon is full of bridges, footbridges, and locks.
Accessible via the Peillac to Redon or Redon to Blain cycle route, this town boasts a rich historical heritage and delights visitors.
Discover the former Abbey of Saint-Sauveur, one of the most important in Brittany in the Middle Ages, the Richelieu Tower, the 18th-century salt granaries, and the many half-timbered houses. Enjoy beautiful walks, horseback rides, or bike rides along the towpaths.
Weekend idea by bike on La Vélodyssée to discover Redon
Ready for a cycling trip along the Nantes-Brest Canal? Head to Redon, the starting point for a smooth, tree-lined route that's perfect for a relaxing getaway!
Tailor-made itineraries
Tailor-made itineraries
8 Peillac / Redon
The area of Île-aux-Pies, with its almost Mediterranean feel – pine trees and rocky peaks – brings a chic ambience to this section of La Vélodyssée. In Redon, at the crossroads called La Croix-des-Marins, the Oust entwines with the Vilaine; take care not to get lost…
9 Redon / Blain
Staying close to the Brière and the confluence of the Isac and the Vilaine, this stage of La Vélodyssée follows the river at water level. Keep your ears and eyes open for the host of different animal species which populate the surrounding marshes.A magnificent section which alternately twists and turns, with hedgerows, hillsides and copses to each side - sometimes even little pine forests - before reaching Barel Lock. Following cycle paths right to the heart of Blain.