You will walk through the countryside of Haut Pays Bigouden, with its varied landscapes: farmland, wild warrens, steep-sided valleys, and also a detour to the seaside towards the small port of Penhors. Don't miss the small rural heritage sites, menhirs, mills, chapels, and the signs along the ‘Sur les pas du Cheval d'Orgueil’ (In the footsteps of the Cheval d'Orgueil) interpretive trail that marks part of the circuit.
Departure: Place Corentin Hénaff
Other possible starting points:
Penhors: car park by the sea, turn left towards Pouldreuzic following the small coastal road.
Plovan: car park at Place du Figuier
Tréogat: car park at the town hall, take the road opposite the town hall.
Elevation: 180 m
Signposting on the ground always takes precedence over paper or digital documents.
Advice before setting off:
Make sure you are well equipped before setting off: check the condition of your bicycle (brakes, lights, tyres) and take the necessary repair kit with you. Wear a helmet: it is compulsory for children under 12 and strongly recommended for older children. A high-visibility vest is compulsory outside built-up areas in poor visibility.
Share the road and ensure compliance with regulations: pedestrian areas, pavements.
Bring something to eat (drinks, snacks).
Two RD 2 crossings.
Rules and best practices:
Ensure you do not leave any objects or rubbish behind: if there are no bins, take your rubbish with you.
Respect the fragile balance of flora and fauna everywhere you go.
Respect private property.
To view the different routes and the detailed map, we recommend downloading the PDF file below. Remember to download an app that can read GPX files (Openrunner, GPX Viewer or any other GPX file reader of your choice).
Departure: Place Corentin Hénaff
Other possible starting points:
Penhors: car park by the sea, turn left towards Pouldreuzic following the small coastal road.
Plovan: car park at Place du Figuier
Tréogat: car park at the town hall, take the road opposite the town hall.
Elevation: 180 m
Signposting on the ground always takes precedence over paper or digital documents.
Advice before setting off:
Make sure you are well equipped before setting off: check the condition of your bicycle (brakes, lights, tyres) and take the necessary repair kit with you. Wear a helmet: it is compulsory for children under 12 and strongly recommended for older children. A high-visibility vest is compulsory outside built-up areas in poor visibility.
Share the road and ensure compliance with regulations: pedestrian areas, pavements.
Bring something to eat (drinks, snacks).
Two RD 2 crossings.
Rules and best practices:
Ensure you do not leave any objects or rubbish behind: if there are no bins, take your rubbish with you.
Respect the fragile balance of flora and fauna everywhere you go.
Respect private property.
To view the different routes and the detailed map, we recommend downloading the PDF file below. Remember to download an app that can read GPX files (Openrunner, GPX Viewer or any other GPX file reader of your choice).