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Immerse yourself in the idyllic countryside of Plaintel, Bretagne.


Cycling routes from Plaintel

Plaintel in Bretagne, France is a hidden gem for road and gravel cyclists. The region boasts idyllic countryside with rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, providing a varied terrain for all cycling abilities. Cyclists can embark on the famous Coté de Mûr climb nearby, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area. Plaintel itself is a small and tranquil town, providing a peaceful base for cyclists to explore the region. Overall, Plaintel ranks as a 3 in terms of cycling-friendly areas.

Explore the beautiful countryside near Plaintel

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60 km
622 m
Tough

The Circuit de Plaintel offers a scenic journey through the picturesque countryside of Brittany. With 622 meters of ascent over 60 kilometers, this road route is perfect for intermediate cyclists looking for a challenge. The route passes through charming towns including Plédran, Bréhand, Plémy, and Plœuc-sur-Lié.


Embark on an epic gravel adventure near Plaintel

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99 km
999 m
Tough

Get ready for an unforgettable gravel adventure near Plaintel. This 99-kilometer route offers a challenging ascent of 999 meters, making it suitable for experienced cyclists. Highlights along the way include the town of Plœuc-sur-Lié, with its medieval castle, Plouguenast, known for its charming stone houses, and Saint-Gonnery, a hidden gem in the countryside.


Embark on a scenic coastal road adventure near Plaintel

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118 km
1022 m
Tough

Get ready for a breathtaking coastal road adventure near Plaintel. This 118-kilometer route offers stunning views of the coast and historic towns along the way. With an ascent of 1022 meters, it is recommended for experienced cyclists. Highlights include Le Fœil, known for its beautiful chapel, Saint-Gilles-les-Bois, with its ancient market square, and Plouha, a popular seaside destination.


Explore the scenic countryside on this road cycling route

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73 km
849 m
Tough

This 73 km road cycling route starting near Plaintel takes you through the peaceful countryside of Bretagne. With an ascent of 849 meters, it offers a moderate challenge suitable for amateur cyclists. Quessoy and Collinée showcase authentic rural Breton life, with charming farms and fields extending as far as the eye can see. Langast, known for its picturesque setting, is a great spot for a break before heading back. Plœuc-sur-Lié is a small town with colorful houses and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after a long ride.


Experience a scenic gravel journey near Plaintel

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88 km
890 m
Tough

Discover the beauty of the countryside near Plaintel on a scenic 88-kilometer gravel journey. With 890 meters of ascent, this route offers a moderate challenge for gravel enthusiasts. Highlights along the way include Gausson, known for its traditional stone houses, Loudéac, with its charming old town, and Uzel, where you can visit the impressive Château de Lorge.


Enjoy the picturesque landscapes on this road cycling route

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76 km
944 m
Tough

Cycle through picturesque landscapes on this 76 km road cycling route starting near Plaintel. With an ascent of 944 meters, it offers a moderate challenge suitable for amateur cyclists. Saint-Bihy and Senven-Léhart provide stunning views of rolling hills and charming farmlands. Lanrodec showcases typical Breton architecture and is a great spot for a coffee break. Venture further to Saint-Donan and take in the beauty of the stone houses and narrow streets. The route ends in Plaintel, a convenient base for further exploration of the region.


Discover the rich history of Bretagne on this road cycling route

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98 km
1127 m
Tough

This 98 km road cycling route starting near Plaintel takes you on a historical journey through Bretagne. With a challenging ascent of 1127 meters, it is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a more intense ride. Start in Saint-Carreuc, home to several ancient chapels, and continue to Plémy, where you can explore charming stone buildings. Plémet offers a glimpse into the region's rich agricultural heritage, featuring a mix of fields, dairy farms, and traditional Breton houses. Loudéac, a bustling market town, is a great spot for a break before heading to Grâce-Uzel and L'Hermitage-Lorge, famous for their beautiful rural landscapes.


Explore the rich history of Bretagne on this road cycling route

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114 km
1367 m
Savage

Embark on a historic journey through Bretagne on this 114 km road cycling route starting near Plaintel. With a challenging ascent of 1367 meters, it is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists seeking a more intense riding experience. Visit Saint-Carreuc and immerse yourself in the region's religious history with its ancient chapels. Trédaniel boasts a fascinating history and is a great spot to learn about Bretagne's cultural heritage. Mont Bel-Air offers breathtaking views of the countryside, making it an ideal location for a break. Saint-Gilles-du-Mené is known for its beautiful landscapes, while Laurenan showcases traditional Breton charm. Plumieux and Loudéac provide picturesque settings to end this memorable journey.


A challenging cycling route with stunning views

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88 km
978 m
Tough

This hilly 88 km road cycling route starting near Plaintel offers a challenging ride with beautiful views of the Bretagne countryside. The route includes several lively towns and villages along the way, allowing riders to experience the local culture and architecture. With a total ascent of 978 meters, it is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a tough physical challenge. The route takes you through Lanfains, Saint-Mayeux, Saint-Nicolas-du-Pélem, Kerpert, Saint-Gildas, and ends in Plaintel.


Conquer the challenging road route near Plaintel

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85 km
945 m
Tough

If you're up for a challenge, this 85-kilometer road route is perfect for you. With an ascent of 945 meters, it offers a rewarding experience for advanced cyclists. Highlights along the way include Lanfains, a charming village with its historic church, Saint-Gilles-Pligeaux, known for its beautiful stone houses, and Magoar, where you can visit the famous Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Ports.


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