Ploemel - Le Bono

A road cycling route starting from Ploemel

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A challenging ride with historic highlights

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Get ready for a challenging 80-kilometer road cycling route from Ploemel to Le Bono. Along the way, you'll encounter a variety of highlights including the village of Plumergat, with its captivating traditional houses; Locmaria-Grand-Champ, home to the 12th century Grand-Champ Abbey; Le Rohan, a small town known for its historic castle ruins; and finally, the picturesque village of Le Bono with its beautiful riverfront. With an ascent of 564 meters, this route is suitable for experienced cyclists who enjoy a mix of history and stunning landscapes.

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80 km

564 m

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Start: Ploemel Village center

Ploemel: Explore stunning Bretagne on two wheels

Ploemel, situated in the Bretagne region of France, is a cyclist's haven offering diverse terrain and breathtaking coastal views. Road and gravel cyclists will find numerous scenic routes to explore, passing through charming villages and beautiful countryside. Ploemel is renowned for its proximity to the Quiberon Peninsula, which is famous for its rugged coastline and stunning beaches. Cycling enthusiasts can test their abilities on the Côte Sauvage, a challenging section known for its steep climbs and wild scenery. With its cycling-friendly infrastructure and stunning natural surroundings, Ploemel is a perfect destination for riders of all levels.

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PloemelVillage

Start your adventure in Ploemel, surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful countryside.

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PlumergatVillage

Take a moment to explore the charming village of Plumergat, with its historical houses and traditional atmosphere.

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Locmaria-Grand-ChampVillage

Throughout your journey, you'll cycle past Locmaria-Grand-Champ, a site of great historical importance with its Grand-Champ Abbey from the 12th century.