Parcours de pêche sportive des grottes de Saulges

Situated in the communes of Saulges, Saint Pierre sur Erve and Thorigné en Charnie, on the river Erve and in the middle of a Natura 2000 site, the 700m course, classified as 2nd category piscicultural, offers a profile of riffles, running flats and slow flats. Accessible from both banks, between the "Moulin de la Rochebrault" upstream and the Japanese steps downstream, you can track a wide variety of fish species using artificial lures or flies in an extremely well-preserved natural setting.

The site has a bar-restaurant, picnic area and toilets.

For those accompanying you, the Vallée des Grottes de Saulges has many facets to discover, making it an ideal place to plan a day out with family or friends.

Nestling in the Mayenne countryside, between the 2 Petites Cités de Caractère of Saulges and Saint-Pierre-sur-Erve (both well worth a visit), this valley is carved out around the river Erve. Between the limestone walls, the area offers a wealth of opportunities for discovery. Unique in the west of France for its many caves, the Erve is home to 2 caves open to the general public, and the Musée de Préhistoire is a great place to learn more about prehistoric life. But it's also an exceptional nature and walking area: you'll be amazed by the cliffs, open to climbing enthusiasts, and seduced by the green natural environment, particularly the boxwood forests.