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Marshes and salt marshes – Séné Marshes Nature Reserve
03:49
14.9km
60m
Hiking
The Gulf of Morbihan is a coastal depression with numerous islands, which is only connected to the Atlantic by a narrow passage about one kilometer wide. Different types of water and a complex mosaic of landscapes developed here through the mixture of salt and fresh water.
On this approximately 15-kilometer…
Last updated: June 9, 2024
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Start point
Bus stop
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34 m
Séné
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3.14 km
Île de Mancel
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5.20 km
Alley with pine trees
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5.49 km
Montsarrac
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10.7 km
Trail between Bindre and Billarec
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14.9 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.04 km
3.35 km
2.62 km
1.41 km
500 m
Surfaces
3.74 km
3.69 km
3.30 km
2.60 km
1.60 km
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Sunday 31 May
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Trail Reviews
The Gulf of Morbihan is a coastal depression with numerous islands, which is only connected to the Atlantic by a narrow narrow passage about one kilometer wide. Different types of water and a complex mosaic of landscapes developed here through the mixture of salt and fresh water. Today we hike past mud flats, touch the nature reserve Marais de Séné with the salt marshes and walk through the charming bocage landscape - agricultural fields that are bordered by a variety of bends, hedges or hedgerows. All in all a very nice, varied and relaxed hike. You can find frank's version of the tour here: https://www.komoot.de/tour/861611145
The hike, well off the beaten track by tourists, is less spectacular than the previous ones, but still a good choice given the very sunny weather. The paths often run through ravines and mostly in the shade of the trees or even under a complete canopy of leaves.