The Saint-Péver Grand Circuit

A road cycling route starting from Plouagat

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An epic road route through diverse landscapes

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The Saint-Péver Grand Circuit is a challenging 138 km road route starting near Plouagat in Bretagne, France. With 1486 meters of ascent, it offers a test of endurance for well-trained amateur cyclists. The route takes you through diverse landscapes, from picturesque towns to rugged countryside and lush forests.

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138 km

1486 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Plouagat Village center

Plouagat: Exploring the countryside of Bretagne on leisurely rides.

Plouagat is a small town in the Bretagne region of France. From a cyclist's point of view, Plouagat offers some scenic country roads and gravel paths for exploration. The surrounding area is relatively flat, making it suitable for leisurely rides. There are no famous cycling spots or well-known climbs nearby. Plouagat can be a good base for cycling enthusiasts looking to explore the picturesque countryside of Bretagne.

3 km

LanrodecVillage

Lanrodec, the first highlight along the route, offers a peaceful countryside atmosphere and a chance to explore its historic buildings.

11 km

Saint-PéverVillage

Saint-Péver, located 11 km into the route, is a quaint village that retains its traditional Breton charm.

28 km

Pont-MelvezVillage

Pont-Melvez, situated at the 28 km mark, is home to a beautiful river and offers a tranquil spot for a rest and picnic.

47 km

LohuecVillage

Lohuec, at 47 km into the route, is surrounded by lush forests, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers.

56 km

GuerlesquinVillage

Guerlesquin, located at the 56 km mark, is a charming medieval town with well-preserved architecture and a lively atmosphere.

64 km

BotsorhelVillage

Botsorhel, at 64 km into the route, offers panoramic views of rolling countryside landscapes and is a great spot to take a break.

89 km

PlouaretVillage

Plouaret, situated at the 89 km mark, is famous for its distinctive railway station and is known as a hub for cycling enthusiasts.

105 km

BégardVillage

Bégard, located 105 km into the route, is a historic town with a rich heritage and a vibrant cultural scene.

118 km

TrégonneauVillage

Trégonneau, at 118 km, is known for its peaceful landscapes and traditional Breton charm.

135 km

Saint-Jean-KerdanielVillage

Saint-Jean-Kerdaniel, located at 135 km, rewards cyclists with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and a chance to explore its local heritage.