플로이노 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The road is somewhat difficult due to irregular surfaces with many stones, so good footwear is recommended.

There are more than 154 menhirs listed in Brittany, including 56 in the department of Finistère alone. These standing stones are called Peulven in the Breton language, which means "stone piles". Here is a very nice specimen. Crec'h in Breton means the hill. In other words, it is the menhir of the hill of Edern.

Located halfway between the towns of Brest and Saint-Brieuc, the town of Plouigneau is a town with a church visible from afar. You will find in the town, at a place called Quillien, a milestone. It is not a menhir but a kilometer marker installed there a long time ago during the Roman Empire. It indicates an old Roman road. There are no hotels in the city center, but you will easily find lodgings to accommodate you.

The Tromorgant valley and the neighboring Jarlot valley make you discover their two sources. They frequently pass through private properties, so please follow the instructions carefully. It is a green enclave located a stone's throw from the city.

Old rail bridge next to the picnic area. Good info about the history of the railway line built 1890 and now converted to the bike trail