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Actually, it's more of an allée couverte—but I don't even want to know what Komoot translates into. Fifty meters further on, there's a second collapsed dolmen.

The Grande Brière is a vast expanse of marshland covering 6,700 hectares. Although it is difficult to access, its periphery is a beautiful playground to explore by mountain bike.

Beautiful open-air museum. This is a village with typical Breton architecture. A pleasant walk for the whole family.

Impressive dimensions. It is hidden away in a dead end street and absolutely worth seeing. In the immediate vicinity there is another dolmen, a pretty old mill and great little houses with thatched roofs.

The medieval washing place.

A very well preserved bakehouse

Attention. Bridge flooded this month of January 2024.

Made up of 18 cottages, two bread ovens, a well and a wash house, Kerhinet is a typical hamlet of Brière. Purchased by the Brière Natural Park in the 1970s, Kerhinet is today an open-air museum, dedicated to local architecture, a walk and a starting point for discovering the Natural Park.