The historical context of Colonard-Corubert includes today’s D920: it runs through the village and was built along the route of the former royal road from Paris to Le Mans.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Colonard-Corubert can choose the village as the destination for their accommodation search.
Landscape
Colonard-Corubert features a hilly bocage landscape. The Bois de Sublaine is one of two large wooded areas within the territory of Colonard-Corubert.
Culture and History
The Ancienne église de Courthioust is a single-nave building from the 11th century with an apse featuring a semi-dome vault. Its western façade has a 13th-century portal.
The new church in Buisson was built in 1856. In 1859, it was inaugurated and consecrated by Charles-Frédéric Rousselet, the Bishop of Sées. It is dedicated to Saint Joseph and Saint Martin.
Hiking Routes
The hiking route along Le ruisseau du Merdereau is 3.3 km long and takes 1 hour. The Le vieux bourg hiking route is 5 km long and takes 1 hour and 20 minutes. The hiking route through the Bois de Sublaine is 6.3 km long and takes 1 hour and 45 minutes. The La Corbonasière hiking route is 16.5 km long and takes 4 hours and 30 minutes.
