Discover the Bigoudène countryside around Plozévet and its cultural heritage.
The old railway line is a great way to warm up your legs so that you can enjoy the streams and wild beauty of the valleys a few miles further on.
Start/Finish: Place Henri Normant car park
Elevation: 65 m
Direction of the route: anti-clockwise
Markings: yellow PR and white-red GR®34
The markings on the ground always take precedence over paper or digital documents.
Practical information:
Toilets in the car park at Place Henri Normant
Advice before setting off:
Take something to eat (drinks, snacks). Remember to take a bag for your rubbish.
Notice to walkers:
In order to respect the natural environment you are walking through, it is essential to fit rubber tips to the ends of your walking poles. Repeated passage by walkers with unprotected walking poles can, in the medium term, have irreversible consequences such as soil and vegetation erosion, gully formation and widening of the path.
Two crossings of the RD 2 road, some muddy sections possible in winter, option to shorten the circuit by 4 km by starting at Lostallen.
Hiking with your dog
Dogs are welcome on this circuit. Please be careful, as the circuit passes along busy roads where you must keep your dog on a leash.
To view the variations and the route in detail, we recommend that you refer to the PDF file available for download below. Remember to download an application that reads GPX files (Openrunner, GPX Viewer or any other GPX file reader of your choice).
The old railway line is a great way to warm up your legs so that you can enjoy the streams and wild beauty of the valleys a few miles further on.
Start/Finish: Place Henri Normant car park
Elevation: 65 m
Direction of the route: anti-clockwise
Markings: yellow PR and white-red GR®34
The markings on the ground always take precedence over paper or digital documents.
Practical information:
Toilets in the car park at Place Henri Normant
Advice before setting off:
Take something to eat (drinks, snacks). Remember to take a bag for your rubbish.
Notice to walkers:
In order to respect the natural environment you are walking through, it is essential to fit rubber tips to the ends of your walking poles. Repeated passage by walkers with unprotected walking poles can, in the medium term, have irreversible consequences such as soil and vegetation erosion, gully formation and widening of the path.
Two crossings of the RD 2 road, some muddy sections possible in winter, option to shorten the circuit by 4 km by starting at Lostallen.
Hiking with your dog
Dogs are welcome on this circuit. Please be careful, as the circuit passes along busy roads where you must keep your dog on a leash.
To view the variations and the route in detail, we recommend that you refer to the PDF file available for download below. Remember to download an application that reads GPX files (Openrunner, GPX Viewer or any other GPX file reader of your choice).
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Animals accepted