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Quimper
Bénodet

Pointe de Mousterlin – Kerler Beach loop from Perguet

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Bike touring routes & trails
France
Finistère
Quimper
Bénodet

Pointe de Mousterlin – Kerler Beach loop from Perguet

Intermediate

4.6

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Pointe de Mousterlin – Kerler Beach loop from Perguet

04:59

81.5km

420m

Intermediate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 13, 2025

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7.69 km

Marais de Penfoulic

Lake

2

9.47 km

Port-la-Forêt

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Port-la-Forêt is one of the largest ports in Brittany, with 1,130 places on pontoons. It is a port where several recreational and fishing activities coexist and above all recognized for its involvement in offshore racing.

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12.8 km

Beach

Beach

4

18.4 km

Pointe de Beg Meil Beach

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From the Beg Meil slipway, the rue du chemin hollow allows you to reach the Pointe de Beg Meil and its semaphore.

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5

21.9 km

Mousterlin Marsh

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Well-developed bike path but also many beach visitors use it to get to the parking lot.

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24.0 km

Pointe de Mousterlin

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The Mousterlin marsh and the White Sea will delight young and old alike. In the marsh, two ornithological observatories allow you to admire a Great Cormorant, a Little Egret or …

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24.5 km

Mousterlin Point

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The tip of Mousterlin is wedged between the marshes of Mousterlin to the east and the coastal strip of the dunes of Mousterlin to the west. A marked loop of six kilometers allows you to discover these different landscapes.

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24.6 km

Mousterlin Point

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The path directly along the coast is particularly beautiful. At low tide you can look for mussels and crabs. If you want, you can rent a SUP around the corner and paddle off.

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26.0 km

Kerler Beach

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This long, fine sand beach is ideal for families. Offering a view of the Glénan archipelago, Klerler beach has a supervised swimming area and a one-kilometer marked naturist area.

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28.5 km

Scenic Path Along the River

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Unfortunately you have to continue cycling on the road at this point 🥲

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37.1 km

Anse de Penfou

Bay

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81.5 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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38.2 km

17.6 km

10.0 km

9.49 km

4.62 km

1.07 km

506 m

Surfaces

56.1 km

12.7 km

6.69 km

4.77 km

829 m

344 m

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