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Coastal cycling paradise with stunning cliffs and charming villages.


Cycling routes from Plelan-le-Grand

Plélan-le-Grand, located in the Bretagne region of France, is a haven for road and gravel cyclists. The locality boasts beautiful coastal routes along the Emerald Coast, offering breathtaking views of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming seaside villages. Cyclists can explore the scenic landscapes, immersing themselves in Bretagne's rich heritage and picturesque architecture. One notable cycling spot near Plélan-le-Grand is the Route du Rock, a challenging ride that takes cyclists through the stunning landscapes of Cap Fréhel and Fort La Latte. With its stunning coastal routes and cycling-friendly atmosphere, Plélan-le-Grand is a cyclist's dream destination.

A rewarding road cycling route through Bretagne's countryside

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91 km
995 m
Savage

Experience the beauty of Bretagne's countryside on this challenging road cycling route from Plélan-le-Grand to Paimpont. With a distance of 91 km and an ascent of 995 meters, this route offers stunning views and a mix of scenic roads and challenging climbs. The highlights along the route include Plélan-le-Grand, Tréal, Saint-Laurent-sur-Oust, Malestroit, Campénéac, and Paimpont. Plélan-le-Grand offers a perfect starting point with its picturesque landscapes. Tréal provides tranquil scenery and peaceful surroundings, while Saint-Laurent-sur-Oust welcomes cyclists with charming architecture and a calm atmosphere. Malestroit is steeped in history and boasts a medieval charm, making it an ideal spot to explore during a break. Campénéac offers idyllic views and natural beauty, while Paimpont is a mythical destination known for its enchanting forests and folk tales. This route is rated with a difficulty level of 5 and an epicness level of 4, making it suitable for experienced cyclists seeking a memorable adventure.


Discover the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Beignon and its surroundings.

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82 km
730 m
Tough

Embark on a captivating cycling journey through the scenic landscapes around Beignon. This road route spans approximately 82 km with an ascent of 730 m, offering a moderate challenge for cyclists. Along the way, you'll pass through the charming town of Beignon, where you can explore its historic buildings, traditional shops, and beautiful gardens. Highlights of this route include the picturesque Bosse de la Tourtelière, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, and the enchanting Val sans retour, a legendary site connected to the King Arthur tales. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, rich folklore, and tranquility of this captivating route.


A challenging gravel cycling route taking you to enchanting spots

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58 km
492 m
Tough

Take on this challenging gravel cycling route from Plélan-le-Grand to Saint-Péran and discover hidden gems along the way. With a distance of 58 km and an ascent of 492 meters, this route offers a combination of gravel tracks and off-road adventure. The highlights along the route include Plélan-le-Grand, Tombeau de Merlin, Saint-Maugan, and Saint-Péran. Plélan-le-Grand greets you with scenic surroundings and beautiful landscapes. The Tombeau de Merlin is a mysterious ancient stone structure connected with the legends of King Arthur. Saint-Maugan is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Bretagne, offering rustic charm and natural beauty. Saint-Péran boasts stunning panoramas and impressive historical sites. This route is rated with a difficulty level of 4 and an epicness level of 3, providing an exhilarating and memorable gravel cycling experience.


Experience the beauty of Saint-Maugan and its surrounding countryside on this cycling adventure.

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100 km
623 m
Tough

Escape into the tranquil landscapes of Saint-Maugan and its surroundings with this captivating road route. Spanning approximately 100 km with an ascent of 623 m, this cycle loop offers a moderate challenge for avid riders. Begin your journey in the charming town of Saint-Maugan and discover its rustic charm, traditional architecture, and friendly locals. Along the way, you'll also encounter picturesque stops such as Landujan, known for its stunning views, and Baulon, a peaceful village nestled amidst verdant fields. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, embrace the peaceful ambiance, and uncover the hidden gems of this enchanting route.


A challenging road cycling route featuring stunning views and climbs

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117 km
1039 m
Tough

This road cycling route starting from Plélan-le-Grand takes you through beautiful landscapes of Bretagne. With a distance of 117 km and an ascent of 1039 meters, it offers a mix of flat sections, rolling hills, and challenging climbs. The highlights along the route include Beignon, Bosse de la Tourtelière, Néant-sur-Yvel, Ménéac, Mérillac, Plumaugat, Saint-Méen-le-Grand, Bléruais, and Chêne des Hindrés. These highlights are scattered throughout the route, providing scenic viewpoints and interesting stops to admire the surroundings. The route is rated with a difficulty level of 4 and an epicness level of 4, making it suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a challenging and rewarding experience.


A scenic road cycling route exploring the surroundings of Maxent

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46 km
368 m
Tough

Embark on this road cycling route that explores the scenic areas around Maxent. With a distance of 46 km and an ascent of 368 meters, this route provides a moderate challenge suitable for intermediate cyclists. The highlights of the route include Maxent, Mernel, Les Brulais, and Le Chêne Vert. Maxent is a charming village with historical sites and tranquil beauty. Mernel offers picturesque landscapes and peaceful country roads. Les Brulais is known for its medieval charm and ancient ruins. Le Chêne Vert is a natural wonder, with its towering tree showcasing the rich biodiversity of the area. Enjoy the varied landscapes and cultural attractions on this beautiful cycling route.


An enjoyable gravel cycling route showcasing Bretagne's rural charm

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48 km
289 m
Chill

This gravel cycling route starting from Plélan-le-Grand takes you on a scenic journey through the countryside of Bretagne. With a distance of 48 km and an ascent of 289 meters, it offers a mix of gravel tracks and quiet country roads. The highlights along the route include Plélan-le-Grand, Goven, Baulon, and Maxent. Plélan-le-Grand serves as the starting point and offers beautiful landscapes with meadows and farmlands. Goven is a picturesque village with historic buildings and a tranquil atmosphere. Baulon offers scenic views of the surrounding nature and quiet roads perfect for gravel biking. Maxent is a charming village that boasts rich heritage and cultural traditions. This route is suitable for cyclists looking to explore rural beauty and enjoy off-road cycling experiences. It is rated with a difficulty level of 2 and an epicness level of 3, making it an enjoyable and accessible route for all skill levels.


Cycle through beautiful landscapes, charming towns, and historic sites.

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107 km
843 m
Tough

This circular route starting near Plélan-le-Grand takes you on a scenic journey through the stunning countryside of Bretagne, France. With a total distance of 107 km and an ascent of 843 m, this road route offers a moderate challenge. Along the way, you'll pass through Point-Clos, Saint-Méen-le-Grand, Caulnes, and other picturesque towns, each with its own unique charm. Highlights of this route include the quaint village of Saint-Parran, the historical sites of Saint-Malo, and the beautiful Pleumeleuc with its stunning landscape. Overall, this route provides a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and cycling adventure.


Embark on an epic adventure through the enchanting landscapes of Plélan-le-Grand.

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122 km
931 m
Tough

Prepare yourself for an epic cycling journey through the breathtaking landscapes surrounding Plélan-le-Grand. Featuring a total distance of 122 km and an ascent of 931 m, this road route is best suited for experienced and adventurous cyclists. Begin your expedition in Plélan-le-Grand, a welcoming village known for its charming streets and traditional shops. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to explore picturesque towns such as Saint-Péran, L'Hermitage, and Corps-Nuds, each offering its own unique attractions. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Bretagne's countryside, conquer challenging climbs, and create lasting memories along this legendary route.


A picturesque route through the countryside near Plélan-le-Grand

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85 km
845 m
Tough

Experience the charming countryside of Bretagne as you cycle through this scenic route near Plélan-le-Grand. With a moderate difficulty level and various highlights along the way, this route is perfect for well-trained amateur cyclists looking to explore the region.


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