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You have to carry the bike to cross the dam, but it's worth the view!

Restaurant/creperie, wide-ranging service, I was able to eat on a Monday at 2 p.m.! The warmest welcome.

Riding along the Rigole is one of the most beautiful rides I've ever had. It's at least 50km of gentle downhill on a single trail, wooded and therefore shady. I didn't meet any other cyclists and only met five walkers. The corners of my mouth were constantly almost at my ears, absolutely fantastic!

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^^

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.

The Haven van Légué is located in Saint-Brieuc, in the Côtes-d’Armor region of Brittany, France. It’s situated on the right bank of the mouth of the Gouët, west of the city. The marina is adjacent to a commercial port and has 250 berths, including a score reserved for visitors to which a pontoon is dedicated.

The cycle path of the strikes is a portion of the coastal cycle route, which runs along the strikes, bays and jagged coasts of Brittany, between Roscoff and Nantes. This cycle route offers magnificent and varied landscapes, as well as historical and cultural sites to discover.

The Légué locks are hydraulic structures that regulate the water level between the Gouët river and the port of Saint-Brieuc – Le Légué. They are located at the entrance to the port, about 1 mile from the mouth of the river. They are used to facilitate the navigation of commercial, fishing and pleasure boats, depending on the tides and coefficients. The Légué locks are open according to a variable schedule, which depends on the height of the water and the amplitude of the tides. You can consult the lock schedules on the Saint-Brieuc – Le Légué port website, or contact them by telephone or VHF. The Légué locks are also a place to observe the fauna and flora of the river, as well as the historical and industrial heritage of the port.