Manoirs and Coastal Delights

A road cycling route starting from Saint-Quay-Perros

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Experience the allure of the Manoir de Pont-Couennec, explore the enchanting Tonquédec, and discover the picturesque beauty of Plouaret, Ploumilliau, and Ploulec'h.

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Embark on a 61-kilometer road cycling journey that combines the charm of manoirs with the scenic coastal delights of Bretagne. Begin at the celebrated Manoir de Pont-Couennec, immersing yourself in its rich history. Explore the enchanting town of Tonquédec, known for its captivating medieval castle and picturesque village. Revel in the beautiful landscapes of Plouaret, Ploumilliau, and Ploulec'h, which are renowned for their idyllic countryside and stunning coastal views. With a moderate difficulty level, this route offers a magical cycling experience for enthusiasts seeking a blend of culture and natural beauty.

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61 km

505 m

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Start: Saint-Quay-Perros Village center

Saint-Quay-Perros: Coastal Cycling Paradise in Bretagne, France

Saint-Quay-Perros, located in Bretagne, France, is a charming locality that offers cyclists a mix of coastal and countryside rides. With its beautiful beaches and lush green landscapes, this area provides a scenic backdrop for cycling adventures. Cyclists can explore the coastal roads and enjoy stunning views of the sea or venture into the countryside for peaceful rides through rolling hills. One well-known cycling spot nearby is the climb up Mont-Saint-Michel, which offers a challenging ascent and rewards cyclists with breathtaking views at the summit. Overall, Saint-Quay-Perros is a great destination for cyclists looking to combine their rides with beachside relaxation and picturesque countryside.

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Manoir de Pont-Couennec, ou de Pont-GuennecCastle

Discover the historical significance of the Manoir de Pont-Couennec, also known as the Manoir de Pont-Guennec, and its impact on Bretagne's cultural heritage.