was transferred to the hiking departmental plan. Since then, three circuits , and wander through the countryside. Starting from the town hall, they take old country roads to traverse woods, sunken roads (sometimes lower by several meters), woods, views and history of the town. All of these paths are interconnected with the footpaths of Pruillé-Chétif, adding to the paths. Two other projects are in progress or planned: A greenbelt to go around the town almost exclusively by hiking trails. Missing two portions of to complete this belt which will then be . A path connecting the village to the lake of the river. With a length of , it will fork at an existing path and allow for interconnection to over of paths at Étival-lès-le-Mans. Planned for 2014, access to greenbelt of Le Mans will come to town and connect with walking paths. Ironically: the paths given away 40 years ago must be repurchased. Personalities linked to the town Charles VI One of the major events in the history of France is the folly of Charles VI of France. This madness started in 1392, in the forest of Le Mans. This forest is now almost completely gone. The historian :fr:Julien Remy Pesche has no doubt that this forest was west of Le Mans. Indeed, numerous localities confirm this hypothesis by name. Charles VI was to go to Brittany. Beginning at Le Mans, he went through Saint-Georges-du-Plain, la Croix Georgette then Teillais woods. This place still exists on the edge of Saint-Georges-du-Bois and Alonnes, but another also exists between Saint-Georges-du-Bois and Souligné-Flacé. It is relatively certain from JR Pesche, that the King had lost his mind in the area, very close to Saint-Georges-du-Bois. Reyol Reyol, "the thief of souls of Saint-Georges-du-Bois". Reyol, who inverted his birth name Guy Loyer, is a painter, born in Le Mans on 19 January 1939. After attending, from age 6, art classes, then attending Le Mans Graduate School of Fine Arts, Reyol had his first exhibition in 1958–1959 in Le Mans. His paintings all have a very special story. He likes to photograph an expression, an emotion and then created his paintings in his studio at home. His main subjects are women, villages, but also memories of traveling around the world: Europe, Morocco, Russia, Thailand, China or recently in Brazil and Bolivia. His artistic identity makes use of warm colors: orange, yellow, ocher, and cold blue,