Balade à vélo - La FraisnaisThe Marais Blanc is the drained part of the marsh located just behind the dyke that has frozen the current coastline since the Middle Ages. It is part of the Dol marsh, which covers 12,000 hectares. It is made up of land composed of marine alluvium and clay, which gives it its light colour.
Balade à vélo - La Fraisnais
Circuit_Le_Guyoult-_Dol-de-Bretagne-SMBMSM-1693The Marais Noir, consisting of peat, near Dol is part of the 12,000 hectare Marais de Dol. It is a Natura 2000 listed wetland, rich in biodiversity. With its reedbeds, wet meadows and remarkable wildlife, this natural site offers a peaceful setting ideal for observation and walking.
It presentsthe results of excavations carried out from 1997 to 2001 by means of explanatory panels, showcases, videos and workshops suitable for children.
Let’s discover the Neolithic, a pivotal period, when with the emergence of agriculture and animal husbandry the first farming communities appeared.
Espace d'interprétation archéologique de Lillemer
Balades VélosGo along the Biez du Milieu, a canal that drains the marsh at this point below sea level, with typical reedbed landscapes that are home to special wildlife. Numerous stone (granite) bridges built to cross the main biez dot the landscape, such as those at Le Rosais and La Goutte. The middle biez, 3.5 km long, is marked by 2 locks at its ends.
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