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Cycling routes from Brest

Brest, located in the Bretagne region of France, offers diverse cycling opportunities for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality boasts a mix of flat coastal roads and challenging hilly terrains, providing options for cyclists of all levels. Brest is known as the starting point for the prestigious Tour de France and features famous climbs such as Monts d'Arrée and Toul ar Vroac'h. Cyclists can explore the picturesque countryside and coastline, visit historic sites like the Château de Brest, or immerse themselves in the vibrant local culture. With its cycling heritage and beautiful landscapes, Brest is a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts.

Experience the scenic beauty of coastal Northwest Brittany as you cycle through charming villages and past impressive historical sites.

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40 km
317 m
Chill

This road cycling route takes you along the stunning coastline of Northwest Brittany, offering glimpses of unspoiled beaches, historical sites, and picturesque towns. With a relatively easy difficulty level, it provides a perfect cycling experience for cyclists of all levels.


Experience the breathtaking scenery and rich history of Brest

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113 km
1545 m
Tough

The Brest Loop is a distinctive cycling route that showcases the stunning natural beauty and fascinating history of the Bretagne region in France. Starting near Brest, this round-trip journey takes you on a thrilling adventure through picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and ancient ruins. With an ascent of 1545 meters and a distance of 113 kilometers, it is suitable for very well-trained amateurs seeking a moderate challenge. The route offers an epic cycling experience, earning a rating of 4 on the epicness scale.


Embark on an off-road gravel adventure through the stunning landscapes of Northwest Brittany.

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60 km
404 m
Tough

This gravel cycling route takes you through the picturesque towns and villages of Northwest Brittany, offering breathtaking coastal views, charming countryside, and cultural highlights along the way. With a moderate difficulty level and plenty of epicness, it promises a memorable cycling experience for avid gravel cyclists.


Embark on an enchanting road route passing through historic landmarks.

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73 km
573 m
Tough

Prepare to be captivated as you pedal through this 73-kilometer road route with an elevation gain of 573 meters. Start your journey in Brest, soaking in the coastal allure. Revel at the panoramic views from the Belvédère at the 2-kilometer mark. After covering 14 kilometers, encounter the charming Manoir de Kerscao. Further along, be mesmerized by the stunning Belvédère de Keramezec at the 20-kilometer point. As you travel, discover the picturesque village of Porspoder at 34 kilometers. The Moulin à marée de Milin Treaz, known for its fascinating tidal mill, awaits after 43 kilometers. Experience the tranquility of Plouguin at the 53-kilometer mark, before cycling through the vibrant village of Lambézellec at 69 kilometers.


Embark on a stunning coastal road trip, passing by historic attractions and breathtaking natural landscapes.

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63 km
510 m
Tough

This road cycling route offers a scenic coastal adventure along the picturesque roads of Northwest Brittany. With moderate difficulty and enough epicness to satisfy any cyclist, it combines history, natural beauty, and cultural highlights to create an unforgettable journey.


Embark on a road cycling journey along the scenic coastal roads of Northwest Brittany, passing through cultural treasures along the way.

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51 km
566 m
Tough

This road cycling route showcases the mesmerizing coastal beauty of Northwest Brittany, taking you through charming towns and historical landmarks. With a moderate difficulty level and a touch of epicness, it offers a delightful mix of natural splendor and cultural experiences.


Embrace a charming coastal experience along this picturesque road route.

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60 km
482 m
Tough

Embark on a delightful journey along this road route that covers 60 kilometers with an ascent of 482 meters. Begin your adventure in Brest, soaking in the beauty of the surroundings. Marvel at the panoramic views from Belvédère at the 2-kilometer mark. After 14 kilometers, Saint-Renan mesmerizes with its charm, while Plouguin unveils its quaint aspects at the 27-kilometer point. Discover the tranquil village of Gouesnou at the 52-kilometer mark before reaching the idyllic destination of Saint-Martin, which wraps up your coastal delight.


Discover the diverse landscapes of Brittany on this road cycling adventure, passing through scenic countryside and historic sites.

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59 km
474 m
Tough

This road cycling route takes you through diverse landscapes and historical sites in Brittany, showcasing the region's natural beauty and cultural treasures. With a moderate difficulty level and a touch of epicness, it offers a rewarding journey for cyclists looking to explore the heart of Brittany.


Unleash your gravel riding potential with a coastal adventure.

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44 km
285 m
Tough

Embark on a thrilling 44-kilometer gravel adventure along the picturesque coastal roads, accompanied by a moderate ascent of 285 meters. Kickstart your journey from Brest with its captivating waterfront. Delight in the serene beauty of Cours Dajot, located a mere kilometer away from the starting point. After covering 17 kilometers, encounter the allure of Saint-Renan. The quaint countryside village of Lanrivoaré awaits you at the 27-kilometer mark, providing a scenic retreat. Conclude your gravel adventure with a ride through the idyllic destination of Saint-Martin.


Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure with stunning coastal views.

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50 km
334 m
Tough

Gear up for an exhilarating gravel journey that stretches across 50 kilometers with a moderate ascent of 334 meters. Starting from Brest, embrace the scenic beauty at Cours Dajot, just 1 kilometer away. As you pedal further, reveal the picturesque charm of Saint-Renan after 17 kilometers. This route will take you through the enchanting Domaine de Kergroadès, where you can bask in its tranquil surroundings at the 25-kilometer mark. Conclude your gravel escapade at the stunning Saint-Martin, pushing your cycling abilities to the limit.


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Guipavas

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Milizac

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