르 주흐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

상태가 좋지 않고 자갈은 적으며 돌이 더 많아 당신(과 당신의 자전거)은 상당히 흔들릴 것입니다. 그늘은 있습니다.

Douarnenez가 보이는 벤치

The Chapel of Sainte-Hélène was rebuilt in 1755 in the neoclassical style, reusing older stones from the original construction around 1480. It is faced with ashlar, granite, and mica schist from the Port Rhu quarry, has an unusual north-south floor plan, and features a significant elevation difference. https://douarnenez-tourisme.com/decouvrir/patrimoine-et-culture/eglises-et-chapelles/chapelle-sainte-helene/ The church is open to visitors and should not be missed.

The path is only open on certain days for a specific period of time. The notice board here along the road provides current information about the opening times for each month.

The Saint-Jean de Tréboul chapel was built in the 16th century; only the bell tower remains. The nave, transept, and apse were rebuilt between 1745 and 1747. The bell tower is entirely openwork, adorned with pinnacles, gables, and crockets. The chapel was likely founded in the 13th century. The calvary dates from the 15th century. In the square, the granite calvary is supported by three tiers. In 1925, the Christ was replaced by an iron crucifix. At the top of the shaft is a Virgin Mother. The other side features a skull and two bones in saltire. This calvary was partially destroyed during the Revolution. The transverse branch of the cross bore double statues, placed at the entrance to the cemetery during the protection. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapelle_Saint-Jean_de_Tr%C3%A9boul

only accessible at low tide, a few days a month

Easy exit

At low tide, you can walk across a small jetty to the island and explore it on dry feet.