Along the way, you'll discover two aspects of the commune of Plozévet: the coastal area, particularly the Menhir des Droits de l'Homme, which evokes memories of the ship of the same name, and the more rural north of the commune, with its landscapes of woods and valleys dotted with chapels and other elements of traditional heritage.
Possible departures/arrivals:
Plozévet village: behind the church
Parking du Menhir des Droits de l'Homme, towards Lessunus, then towards the bread oven
Parking du Gored, towards Pratmeur and Brumphuez
Difference in altitude: 294 m
Markings on the ground always take precedence over paper or digital documents.
Advice before setting off:
Make sure you're properly equipped before setting off: check the condition of your bike (brakes, lights, tyres) and make sure you have everything you need for repairs. Wear a helmet: it is compulsory for under-12s and strongly recommended thereafter.
Yellow waistcoats are compulsory outside built-up areas where visibility is poor.
Share the road and respect the rules: pedestrian areas, pavements.
Take something to eat and drink with you.
Bicycles are not allowed on coastal paths. Please dismount. RD 2 and RD 784 crossings.
Rules and good practice:
Be careful not to leave any objects or rubbish: if there are no bins, take your rubbish with you.
Respect the fragile balance of flora and fauna in all areas.
Respect private property.
To see the route in detail, please download the pdf below. Don't forget to download an application that reads GPX files (openrunner, gpx viewer or any other application that reads gpx files of your choice).
Possible departures/arrivals:
Plozévet village: behind the church
Parking du Menhir des Droits de l'Homme, towards Lessunus, then towards the bread oven
Parking du Gored, towards Pratmeur and Brumphuez
Difference in altitude: 294 m
Markings on the ground always take precedence over paper or digital documents.
Advice before setting off:
Make sure you're properly equipped before setting off: check the condition of your bike (brakes, lights, tyres) and make sure you have everything you need for repairs. Wear a helmet: it is compulsory for under-12s and strongly recommended thereafter.
Yellow waistcoats are compulsory outside built-up areas where visibility is poor.
Share the road and respect the rules: pedestrian areas, pavements.
Take something to eat and drink with you.
Bicycles are not allowed on coastal paths. Please dismount. RD 2 and RD 784 crossings.
Rules and good practice:
Be careful not to leave any objects or rubbish: if there are no bins, take your rubbish with you.
Respect the fragile balance of flora and fauna in all areas.
Respect private property.
To see the route in detail, please download the pdf below. Don't forget to download an application that reads GPX files (openrunner, gpx viewer or any other application that reads gpx files of your choice).