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Port of Paimpol – Beauport Abbey loop from Lanloup

Port of Paimpol – Beauport Abbey loop from Lanloup

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Port of Paimpol – Beauport Abbey loop from Lanloup

02:13

43.6km

460m

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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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 17.2 km for 135 m

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5.72 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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12.2 km

Hydrangea field

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I've never seen a hydrangea field

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12.8 km

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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13.8 km

Coastal path along the cove and Beauport Abbey

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16.7 km

Port of Paimpol

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Paimpol is definitely worth a stop. the harbor and the old town are really beautiful

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32.3 km

Beauport Abbey

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The "Abbaye de Beauport" was founded by the Premontaner order in 1202 and is one of the most important buildings of ecclesiastical architecture in Brittany. The name "Beauport" (beautiful harbour) comes from the attractive location directly on the sea.

The abbey can be visited and the exhibition is very attractive. You can find more information here: abbayebeauport.com/fr/index.html.

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