Plestin-les-Grèves – Plouaret
A day when the seaside will give way to the countryside. You will pass by the Grand Rocher which culminates at 84 metres and dominates the Lieue de Grève and the bay of Saint-Efflam and you will also discover the rural heritage which abounds in the area as far as Plouaret. In the land of the tales of Luzel, let your imagination run wild in the numerous sunken paths.
Arriving at the end of the day in Plouaret, you will be surprised by the silhouettes of its manor houses and fountains… because Plouaret is rich in memory and history.
Distance covered: 25 km (8h20)
Accomodation & meals: Reception in an unclassified hotel and meal tray
Le Grand Rocher Le Grand Rocher Plestin-les-Grèves
The cross of Mi-Lieue©hervé Ronné(1)The cross of Mi-Lieue©hervé Ronné(1)
©thibault Poreil (4)(1)Pors Mellec Plestin-les-Grèves
Eglise de PlouaretEglise de PlouaretPlouaret – Le Vieux-Marché
This day will enable you to link Plouaret to Le Vieux-Marché via the Chapel of the Seven Saints, the only witness in France to the worship of the seven sleeping saints of Ephesus, celebrated by Christians and Muslims. Since 1954, an Islamic-Christian pilgrimage has been added to the traditional forgiveness.
Distance covered: 13 km (4h30)
Accomodation & meals: Half-board accommodation in a guest room
Chapelle Des Sept SaintsChapelle Des Sept Saints
Hêtre De Kervinihy Hêtre De Kervinihy
Pêche à la mouche sur le LéguerPêche à la mouche sur le LéguerThe leguer valley
Today, you will walk through the heart of the wooded Leguer valley and then through the countryside of the Trégor region, passing the Saint-Fiacre chapel, the imposing medieval castle of Tonquédec and the small villages of Berhet, Confort and Prat.
Distance covered: 23 km (7h40)
Accommodation & meals: Half-board accommodation in a stopover gîte
Le Léguer TonquédecLe Léguer Tonquédec
Château TonquédecChâteau Tonquédec
Etang du PoulloguerEtang du PoulloguerVallées of Jaudy & of Guindy
A day’s walk in the heart of the Jaudy and Guindy valleys. You will see many mills and traces of past activities such as the cultivation of flax. A stopover will be necessary in the “Petite Cité de Caractère” of La Roche-Derrien: a thriving town until the middle of the 20th century, thanks to its shops, craftsmen, slate quarries and flax activity. To discover it, we propose an interactive tour (duration 1h30).
Distance covered: 24 km (8h)
Accommodation & meals: Half-board accommodation in a 3* hotel
La Roche-DerrienLa Roche-Derrien
La Roche-JaudyLa Roche-Jaudy
La Roche-JaudyLa Roche-Jaudy
Pouldouran - La Roche-JaudyPouldouran - La Roche-Jaudy
rando Les Méandres Du GuindyTréguier
For this last stage, you will follow the meanders of the Guindy river and discover the ruins of the Saint-Marc chapel and the old Tréguier aqueduct before entering the city via the Saint-François footbridge.
Take the time to stroll through the streets of the town, which is home to one of the most beautiful cathedrals in Brittany and a majestic cloister (the best preserved in the region). 57 half-timbered houses, one of which sheltered Ernest Renan during his childhood, are some of the monuments that have contributed to the town’s fame.
Tréguier is also a city of spirit and generosity, of meditation and critical sense, which over the centuries inspired men of letters, men of dress and men of God from Saint-Tugdual to Saint Yves and Ernest Renan to Anatole Le Bras.
Distance covered: 5 km (1h40)
TréguierTréguier
Cloître de la Cathédrale de TréguierCloître de la Cathédrale de Tréguier
