Lakes around Teillé, a commune in Loire-Atlantique, France, offer a range of natural and recreational features. The area is characterized by its calm, green settings and significant aquatic features. The Plan d'eau de Teillé, for instance, provides a central hub for activities like walking and fishing. These lakes are often integrated into local hiking trails, allowing for exploration of the surrounding landscape.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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The west bridge of Lake Voireau offers a beautiful, unobstructed view of the reservoir. The largest body of water in Loire-Atlantique, this lake stretches through the heart of the forest. Its wooded banks and landscaped beaches make it a pleasant stopover for a nature break or a swim.
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The Provostière pond, with a surface area of 73 ha, is connected to the Vioreau lake by the Rigole des Ajaux. This complex is part of the supply system of the Nantes-Brest canal. Its hydraulic management is ensured by the Loire-Atlantique Department, which has owned it since 2008. A 5.5 km path on which a bird observatory is located allows you to go around the pond in about 1h30.
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Guinguette open from June to September. Lots of space and very friendly.
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The surroundings of the dam are currently under construction and closed to the public (6/28/24)
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This pond is a water reservoir on the Donneau River. Le Donneau which changes its name (???) from Couffé to be called Le Hâvre. A well-known haven for Loire à Vélo cyclists since it is the river which flows at the foot of the Oudon castle before flowing into the Loire a little further on. Nice pond with trees but I found that it lacked benches and picnic tables near the water. If the town hall reads me...
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Dam under construction until July 2024. No water in the lake.
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A quiet deck with stunning views of the lake. A great place to take a break from your run and take in the scenery.
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The lakes offer a variety of activities. At the local Plan d'eau de Teillé, you can enjoy walking along a 1.5 km pedestrian path, fishing, and using children's play areas. For longer explorations, the Plan d'eau de Teillé is part of the 'La Randonnée des Pierres Levées' hiking trail, an 8.5 km loop that includes megaliths. West bridge at Lac de Vioreau is great for nature breaks and swimming, while View of the Étang de la Provostière has a 5.5 km path and a bird observatory.
Yes, the Plan d'eau de Teillé is very family-friendly, featuring children's play areas and picnic tables. The Teillé Lake and its Guinguette also offers a pleasant setting, with the guinguette open during summer months, providing a lively atmosphere for families.
Yes, swimming is possible at some locations. West bridge at Lac de Vioreau is known for its landscaped beaches, making it a pleasant spot for a nature break or a swim. While View of the Étang de la Provostière is primarily for fishing and walking, its neighbor, Lac de Vioreau, is suitable for swimming.
The region is characterized by calm, green settings. West bridge at Lac de Vioreau offers unobstructed views of the reservoir, which is the largest body of water in Loire-Atlantique, stretching through the heart of the forest with wooded banks. View of the Étang de la Provostière provides a path around the pond and includes a bird observatory.
Absolutely. The Plan d'eau de Teillé features a 1.5 km pedestrian path and is integrated into the 8.5 km 'La Randonnée des Pierres Levées' hiking trail. View of the Étang de la Provostière also has a 5.5 km path for walkers. For more options, you can explore various cycling and MTB routes in the area, which often pass by or near the lakes. Find more routes at Cycling around Teillé or MTB Trails around Teillé.
The lakes are enjoyable throughout the year for their calm and green settings. However, the summer months are particularly lively, especially at the Plan d'eau de Teillé, which hosts 'Mardis du Plan d'Eau' (Tuesdays at the Pond) with live concerts. The guinguette at The Teillé Lake is also open from June to September.
Yes, the lakes around Teillé are often connected to historical canal systems. The Vioreau Reservoir Dam, constructed in 1835, is a significant man-made monument that serves as the main water supply reservoir for the Nantes-Brest canal. Lake Vioreau and View of the Étang de la Provostière are also integral parts of this canal supply system.
The Plan d'eau de Teillé offers picnic tables and a covered shelter. For motorhome travelers, a dedicated, peaceful, and tree-filled area is available near the lake. At The Teillé Lake, you'll find a guinguette (a type of open-air tavern or restaurant) that operates from June to September.
Yes, fishing is a popular activity, especially at the Plan d'eau de Teillé, which is stocked by the Amicale des pêcheurs à la ligne de Riaillé. There's even a pontoon designed for people with reduced mobility. A valid fishing card, obtainable locally, is required. View of the Étang de la Provostière is also a well-known pond for fishermen.
Yes, the area offers various cycling opportunities. For road cycling, you can find routes like the 'Lake Vioreau – West bridge at Lac de Vioreau loop from Mouzeil'. For touring bicycles, there are options such as the 'La Poitevinière Pond – Provostière Pond loop from Riaillé'. Mountain biking enthusiasts can explore trails like the 'Grand Réservoir de Vioreau – Lake Vioreau loop from Saint-Louis'. More details can be found in the guides for Road Cycling Routes around Teillé, Cycling around Teillé, and MTB Trails around Teillé.
The Vioreau Reservoir Dam is a significant historical structure built in 1835, serving as the main water supply for the Nantes-Brest canal. Please note that the dam and its surroundings were under construction and closed to the public until July 2024, with no water in the lake during this period. It's advisable to check local conditions before planning a visit.


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