The Loudéac Loop

A road cycling route starting from Plouguenast

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A challenging road cycling route with exciting highlights along the way.

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The Loudéac Loop is a 99 kilometers long road cycling route near Plouguenast. With a total ascent of 940 meters, this route offers a challenging ride for experienced cyclists. Along the way, you'll encounter several highlights, including the town of Loudéac at 13 kilometers, known for its charming medieval center. Another highlight is Noyal-Pontivy at 32 kilometers, a scenic town with a beautiful bridge over the river Blavet. As you continue your journey, you'll reach Mûr-de-Bretagne at 57 kilometers, a famous spot in the cycling world due to its steep climb during Tour de France stage finishes. The Butte Saint-Michel at 71 kilometers is worth a stop for its panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Finally, Gausson awaits you at 92 kilometers, offering a tranquil setting for a relaxing break.

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Start: Plouguenast Village center

Plouguenast: Rural serenity for cyclists in Bretagne

Plouguenast in Bretagne, France offers a charming setting for road and gravel cycling. The region is characterized by picturesque farmlands, rolling hills, and quiet country roads, making it ideal for peaceful rides. Additionally, Plouguenast is situated near some notable cycling routes, such as the Circuit de Guéméné, which features beautiful landscapes and a mix of flat roads and challenging climbs. Cyclists visiting Plouguenast can expect scenic rides and a welcoming cycling community.