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View over Bréhec – View of Pointe de Minard loop from Paimpol

View over Bréhec – View of Pointe de Minard loop from Paimpol

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View over Bréhec – View of Pointe de Minard loop from Paimpol

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43.9km

340m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 22, 2026

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View over Bréhec

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Site overlooking the large beach of Bréhec where a stele is dedicated to Dr Le Balc'h. One of the heads of the SCHELBURN network who determined the evacuation and boarding site of Allied airmen in the town of Plouha during the Second World War.

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31.6 km

View of Pointe de Minard

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La Pointe de Minard, on the Breton coast, offers spectacular views of the ocean. This rocky promontory is surrounded by wild and unspoiled nature, creating a picturesque and calming coastal setting.

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38.5 km

The hydrangea paradise

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Magnificent fields of hydrangeas as far as the eye can see. We can see the coast in the distance, which makes the view even more exceptional.

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38.5 km

Hydrangea field

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38.8 km

Foresight

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Unique view with orientation map and bench.

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39.1 km

Saint Barbara Chapel

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Built in the 17th century, the chapel was sold in 1794 as church property. It is surrounded by a stone enclosure where the cemetery was previously located. Outside there are a calvary (listed as a Historic Monument since March 31, 1926) and a cellar.
The latter was then transformed into an oratory housing a statue of Saint-Barbe. The entrance to the chapel is topped by a niche also housing a statue of Saint-Barbe. In 1829, the chapel was returned to the Parish of Kérity, the owners having donated it to the Factory Council.
In 1908, the Rector of Kérity had major work done to beautify the chapel: a porch and a bell tower were added and a new bell was installed. His forgiveness takes place every year on Ascension Thursday.

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41.9 km