게메네 쉬르 스코프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Good dirt road and old signpost

The Moulin de Guémené-sur-Scorff is a historic mill located on the Scorff river. It dates from the Middle Ages, when it was used to grind cereals and tan leather. It was one of the many mills of the Rohan-Guémené family, who ruled the town and its surroundings for several centuries. The mill also witnessed the wars of religion, the Spanish occupation and the Chouannerie rebellion. Today the mill is private property and cannot be visited, but it can be admired from the outside.

A hollow path that goes under the trees and their roots. A fun trail to discover.

A large path that is enveloped by trees and foliage and which offers you a natural tunnel.

This old sunken lane leads to the villages of Crénénan and Spernen.

You will find this fountain of devotion, a little away from the village, along the departmental road 1.

Leaving the village of Spernen towards Botcoët, the road dominates and the space is clear to enjoy the view.

Its bell tower is clearly visible from the surrounding area, but will you be able to find the four drinking cellars of the pardon of Notre-Dame de Crénénan? There are four in total, located around the chapel of Notre-Dame de Crénénan. They have been listed as historical monuments since June 2020.