Part sea, part countryside, the natural spaces of the Baie d'Audierne await you! On the menu for your walk: exceptional heritage, beautiful beaches and rocky points.
Peace and nature as far as the eye can see are guaranteed on this stage of the coastal cycle route. The route skirts the biological reserve of the Trunvel-Tréogat pond, a ringing station for migratory birds that is unique in France. After a few kilometres, the journey takes a more maritime turn. Admire the chapel at Tronoën before arriving near the famous Pointe de La Torche. It's well worth the diversions and the sea spray! You then arrive at the port of Saint-Guénolé, which specialises in sardine fishing. A few pedal strokes later and you're in Penmarc'h. The Eckmühl lighthouse, 60 metres high, offers a breathtaking view.
Start: Pôle nautique de Penhors in Pouldreuzic
Finish: Eckmühl lighthouse on the port of Saint-Pierre in Penmarc'h
Marking: Marking on the ground always takes precedence over documents. If there are no markings, follow the path.
Difference in altitude: 182D+.
Direction of route: Two-way
Surface: Stabilised rough / road
Practical information :
-Public toilets available on the route
-The route passes through a playground
-There is a picnic area on the route
☑ Advice before setting off:
-Equip yourself well before setting off: check the condition of your bike (brakes, lights, tyres) and equip yourself with repair kit. 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.
Rules and good practice:
-Make sure you don't leave any objects or rubbish behind: 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 view the variants and the route in detail, we recommend that you download an application that reads GPX files (openrunner, gpx viewer or any other application that reads gpx files of your choice).
Peace and nature as far as the eye can see are guaranteed on this stage of the coastal cycle route. The route skirts the biological reserve of the Trunvel-Tréogat pond, a ringing station for migratory birds that is unique in France. After a few kilometres, the journey takes a more maritime turn. Admire the chapel at Tronoën before arriving near the famous Pointe de La Torche. It's well worth the diversions and the sea spray! You then arrive at the port of Saint-Guénolé, which specialises in sardine fishing. A few pedal strokes later and you're in Penmarc'h. The Eckmühl lighthouse, 60 metres high, offers a breathtaking view.
Start: Pôle nautique de Penhors in Pouldreuzic
Finish: Eckmühl lighthouse on the port of Saint-Pierre in Penmarc'h
Marking: Marking on the ground always takes precedence over documents. If there are no markings, follow the path.
Difference in altitude: 182D+.
Direction of route: Two-way
Surface: Stabilised rough / road
Practical information :
-Public toilets available on the route
-The route passes through a playground
-There is a picnic area on the route
☑ Advice before setting off:
-Equip yourself well before setting off: check the condition of your bike (brakes, lights, tyres) and equip yourself with repair kit. 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.
Rules and good practice:
-Make sure you don't leave any objects or rubbish behind: 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 view the variants and the route in detail, we recommend that you download an application that reads GPX files (openrunner, gpx viewer or any other application that reads gpx files of your choice).
Services
Animals accepted
Accepted customers
- Individuals
- Groups
Environment
- By the sea
Points of interest
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