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Very nice place on this route

Super common at the crossroads of several greenways, a bakery for eating, at the town hall a sheltered repair station with e-bike recharging locker and a lake for picnics and WC. Everything you need^^

The Mur-de-Bretagne is famous for its steep climb during the Tour de France. The pass stretches for 2 kilometers, with gradients reaching 12%, offering a formidable challenge to cyclists.

Although you have arrived in Guerlédan, you are within the commune of Mûr-de-Bretagne. The village of Guerlédan was in fact created by the merger on January 1, 2017 of the municipalities of Mûr and Saint-Guen. The municipalities change their names, but the magnificent Guerlédan reservoir is still there. It is located one kilometer west of the city center.

This small village attracts up to 80,000 pilgrims each year who come to pay homage to Saint-Elouan. The remains of this saint were found within this commune. “Elouan” means “good light” in the Celtic language. His tomb and fountain are attached to the chapel which also bears his name. The development of the cult of these Breton saints developed in the Middle Ages, when families of the aristocracy appropriated their legends. This justification is based on genealogical arguments, the particular protection of a saint or his adoption as a substitute ancestor in their lineages. To date, there are more than 180 saints in Brittany.

This village, although located in Côte d'Armor, is close to the Gallo country and the Rohan country. The Hivern channel which winds through the town helps to give it a certain charm.

Only very recently constructed pumptrack with plenty of smooth flowing lines, on any sort of bike.

This greenway connects the Nantes-Brest canal to the Rigole d’Hilvern