ブルターニュの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ4

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It is said that two knights rescued Lord Elorn, who was about to jump from his castle in La Roche-Maurice, near Landerneau. Once rescued, the desperate Elorn recounted that a hungry dragon was terrorizing his fiefdom and his family. This dragon ate one of Lord Elorn's subjects every Saturday, and fate had just chosen his son. Faced with this terrible tale, the knights decided to help him get rid of the dragon: they captured it and threw it into Pontusval. Pontusval, in ancient Breton, supposedly means "the chasm where the beast was drowned." This work was created by the collective Les Nouveaux Voisins.

The Gare stopover lodge is open from April to October with opening hours and reservations for sleeping and renting the lodge independently are open from October to April. On site, breakfasts, a grocery store, salads and sandwiches are possible. Possibility to have a drink on the terrace!

Simple accommodation in a wooden house, tent or caravan in a private home of a family with five children. Good and only suitable for G34 hikers and cyclists. There are cooking facilities and sanitary facilities and the possibility to do laundry. Bringing your own sleeping bag is an advantage. We enjoyed staying here. —- 11 impasse Kerfant Treguier +33 6 63582857 bodetifaned@gmail.com

A great construction. The egg is a very asymmetrically constructed shelter.

A small cabin first erected in 1927, it drowned in the twists and turns of time before the town of Goulien acquired it in 2014. Renovated and open to the public as a makeshift shelter, it retains its very particular charm. In Breton, “ti” (formerly spelled “ty”) means “house.” Understand that this is Felix’s house.

Actually nice, but inside we smelled strongly of petrol.

Film set for the series: “The Island of Thirty Coffins” at Ti Felix