The Pleyber-Christ Loop

A road cycling route starting from Guiclan

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A scenic ride through charming Bretagne villages

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The Pleyber-Christ Loop takes cyclists on a delightful tour through some of the most charming villages in Bretagne. With a manageable distance of 72 kilometers and an ascent of 730 meters, this route is suitable for intermediate cyclists seeking a moderately challenging adventure. From the historic town of Guiclan to the quaint village of Guimiliau, the route offers a variety of highlights, including the breathtaking Roc'h an Tri Eskob and the tranquil Botmeur. With a difficulty rating of 3 and an epicness score of 2, this loop guarantees a pleasant and memorable cycling experience.

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72 km

730 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Guiclan Village center

Guiclan: Serene cycling in the picturesque Bretagne region.

Situated in the Bretagne region of France, Guiclan offers a pleasant cycling experience for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by beautiful countryside and provides a range of cycling routes suitable for different preferences. While Guiclan may not be famous for any specific cycling-related spots or renowned climbs, it provides a relaxing and enjoyable cycling environment. Cyclists can explore the scenic landscapes and take in the tranquility of the region. With its peaceful ambiance and varied cycling routes, Guiclan receives a rank of 3.

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GuiclanVillage

Guiclan: Embark on your journey in Guiclan, a charming town renowned for its beautiful landscapes and historic attractions.

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Pleyber-ChristVillage

Pleyber-Christ: Admire the picturesque views of Pleyber-Christ, a small village known for its historic sites and traditional architecture.

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Roc'h an Tri Eskob326 mPeak

Roc'h an Tri Eskob: Challenge yourself with the climb up Roc'h an Tri Eskob, a stunning rocky hill that offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.