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Around Mousterlin – Fouesnant coastline
04:32
17.9km
50m
Hiking
Mousterlin is not just a small hamlet south of Fouesnant. Much more exciting is the designated nature reserve Mousterlin (Marais de Mousterlin). The approximately six hectare site consists of a large pond, natural polder meadows, dunes, swamps and peat bogs. The marsh meets the Atlantic near the Pointe de Mousterlin…
Last updated: August 12, 2024
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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689 m
Kerneuc Beach
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3.67 km
Mer Blanche
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6.75 km
Saint Sebastian Chapel
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11.9 km
Section of the GR34 at Mousterlin
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15.0 km
Biotope of the Mousterlin Marshes
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17.9 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.50 km
5.15 km
2.47 km
2.15 km
1.41 km
1.21 km
Surfaces
4.93 km
3.58 km
3.12 km
2.45 km
2.21 km
1.60 km
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Mousterlin is not just a small hamlet south of Fouesnant. Much more exciting for us is the designated nature reserve Mousterlin (Marais de Mousterlin). The approximately six hectare site consists of a large pond, natural polder meadows, dunes, swamps and peat bogs. Near the Pointe de Mousterlin, the swamp meets the Atlantic and this is where our circular walk begins. First we walk west, where the salt marshes of the Mer Blanche are separated from the Atlantic by a strip of dunes. There, the spirit of adventure grabs us and we cross the area barefoot through mud and water to take a look behind the dunes. We then follow the bay at Kermaout before heading inland to the Marais de Mousterlin. Then along the coast back to the starting point. A nice hike! The paths are easy to walk and very well maintained. The signage is very good and complete. Sometimes we accompany the GR34, sometimes we share the path with cyclists and every now and then there are gaps on small country roads. Click here for Frank's impressions: https://www.komoot.de/tour/852097607 I found the hike here: https://www.tourisme-fouesnant.fr/itineraire/autour-de-mousterlin-fouesnant/
Today's hike mainly follows the Autour de Mousterlin. The route runs along well-signposted and walkable hiking trails. Every now and then, short sections also lead over sandy sections or paved roads, but this can hardly affect the positive overall impression. Here are Anette's recordings: https://www.komoot.de/tour/852055818