ポンアベンのおすすめランニングルート

有名なブルトン詩人グザビエ・グラルにちなんで名付けられたグザビエ・グラル遊歩道は、ポンタヴェンの中心部にある平和の港です。川沿いのこの美しく花咲く歩道は、歩道橋や木立を通り抜け、アヴェンの壮大な花崗岩の混沌へとあなたを導きます。かつてこの街を有名にした有名な水車をゆっくりと鑑賞する時間がたっぷりあるでしょう。

When we visited, the boats were on dry land.🤪

Formerly a thriving coastal port, today it is a marina, from where you can take a boat trip.

Famous for its famous school of painting created by Paul Gauguin, it is easy to understand why artists were fascinated by this small port. Stroll through the small footbridges, admire the remains of the mills, and the old stone houses.

In Pont-Avent, a beautiful promenade has been laid out in homage to the Breton poet Xavier Gravell. Along the river, footbridges, water mills and groves follow one another to immerse you in an environment where calm reigns.

The Sainte-Marguerite Chapel dates back to the 16th century and is an oasis of peace in Hénan.

On the Hénan site, on the banks of the Aven and along the GR 34, you will discover a 15th century tide mill which belonged to the Seigneurie du Hénan. It worked thanks to the ebb and flow of the river subject to the tides. It constitutes a historic monument of great beauty. The imposing cut stones come from the Kerochet quarry, located 1 km further down the river. The roof is original: it is a four-sided roof with a break which indicates that the roof was originally thatched.

Be sure to take the branch to Henan Chapel. Although the chapel is rarely open, it is very picturesquely situated. The short detour is worth it.