Trégomeur and Beyond

A road cycling route starting from Etables-sur-Mer

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Experience the scenic beauty of Trégomeur and explore the charming towns along the way.

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This round-trip cycling route near Étables-sur-Mer takes you through 116 kilometers of picturesque landscapes and delightful towns. Starting from Étables-sur-Mer, you'll ride through Trégomeur, known for its beautiful countryside and a peaceful atmosphere. Along the way, you'll pass through Boqueho, a quaint village filled with traditional Brittany architecture. The route also includes highlights like Saint-Gilles-Pligeaux, where you can visit the historic church, and Kerien, known for its charming square. With a difficulty level of 3 and an epicness rating of 3, this route is perfect for moderately experienced cyclists seeking a scenic adventure.

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116 km

1008 m

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Start: Étables-sur-Mer Village center

Étables-sur-Mer: Coastal cycling paradise in Bretagne

Étables-sur-Mer, located in the Bretagne region of France, offers a great cycling experience for both road and gravel cyclists. The town is situated on the coast, surrounded by beautiful sandy beaches and challenging coastal roads. Cyclists can explore the nearby Côte de Granit Rose, known for its stunning pink granite cliffs and picturesque cycling routes. Étables-sur-Mer also hosts the annual Trophée Morbihan, a popular cycling race attracting both locals and international participants. Overall, with its coastal roads and stunning scenery, Étables-sur-Mer is a top choice for cyclists seeking both challenging rides and beautiful landscapes.

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TrégomeurVillage

Trégomeur offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.

25 km

BoquehoVillage

Boqueho, a village known for its timber-framed houses, has preserved its traditional charm and offers a glimpse into Brittany's architectural history.