Travel Guide Saint-Calais-Du-Désert

Commune of the Mayenne, Saint Calais-du-Desert has 380 inhabitants. This rural village with scattered hamlets is close enough to Alençon to attract the urban candidates for the renovation of old buildings. Then you cross there with home coats, flanked by backyard gardens. On these lands, the Mayan-rich Mayan, as well as the pond of Blandinière, of the first category of fish. You cross hiking trails lined with tall trees and a cross path climbing up the top of a small hill to lead to a replica of the cave of Lourdes, a traditional pilgrimage place reminding the Virgin of a cult to the Virgin. You can also see the house of the painter Jules-Alfred Hervé-Mathé and the old mills, two wheat mills and a mill that were powered by the hydraulic force of the trays. Recreational anglers benefit from the Teilleul River level on a straight line of banks close to 4 km downstream of the Bois de Triage, until upstream of its confluence with the river Mayenne of a fishing course no kill (we discard the catches) plotted passion in 2015, for the trout. If you like this valley you can stay at the Small Valley, a haven of charm and peace recently opened (see accommodation section).