Exploring the Heart of Bretagne

A road cycling route starting from Plouguenast

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A challenging road bike route through the heart of Bretagne, featuring historic landmarks and picturesque towns.

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Embark on a 126-kilometer journey through the heart of Bretagne with the Exploring the Heart of Bretagne route. This challenging road bike route offers stunning scenery and takes you past some of the region's most iconic landmarks. With a total ascent of 1407 meters, this route is perfect for cyclists looking for a challenging adventure. Along the way, highlights include Merléac, known for its tranquil surroundings and quaint village streets. Corlay, at 32 kilometers, is worth a stop for its historic castle and charming town center. Famed for its picturesque beauty, Plésidy allows cyclists to enjoy breathtaking views of rolling hills and lush greenery at 50 kilometers. Continue your journey to Château Pierre II, a 65-kilometer landmark showcasing historical architecture and panoramic views. The Château de Craffault at 101 kilometers offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Your journey ends at Plœuc-sur-Lié at 116 kilometers, a picturesque town with traditional Breton charm.

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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.