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France
Brittany
Lorient
Quiberon

Isthmus of Penthièvre – Anse du Pô loop from Quiberon

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Bike touring routes & trails
France
Brittany
Lorient
Quiberon

Isthmus of Penthièvre – Anse du Pô loop from Quiberon

Moderate

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(279)

1,423

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Isthmus of Penthièvre – Anse du Pô loop from Quiberon

03:31

59.4km

260m

Cycling

Moderate 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: June 16, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 51.2 km for 163 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

9.07 km

Port of Portivy

Highlight • Other

In Portivy, the pedestrian area of the port inspires traders and holidaymakers. The Saint-Ivy quay (the port car park) has been traffic-calmed

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2

11.4 km

Isthmus of Penthièvre

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It is a strip of land, about twenty meters wide, which connects the Quiberon peninsula to the continent.
On these few meters a road, a railway line and the cycle …

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3

19.1 km

Notre-Dame-des-Fleurs Chapel

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Small chapel from the 16th century

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23.7 km

Archaeological Site

Archaeological Site

5

24.9 km

Moulin de Kermario

Highlight • Viewpoint

Interesting rows of stones, clearly visible from the lookout tower.

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6

29.0 km

Port of La Trinité-sur-Mer

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Beautiful harbor with great ocean-going boats and a nice ambience. Great tourist office and nice pubs

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7

36.2 km

Saint-Colomban Beach

Highlight • Beach

In Quiberon Bay, Saint-Colomban beach is the westernmost beach in Carnac. The bike ride from the centre is very pleasant.

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8

40.5 km

Anse du Pô

Highlight • Beach

The cove is known for its many birds

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9

51.3 km

Fort Penthièvre Memorial and Crypt

Highlight • Historical Site

After the siege of Lorient and the pillage of the Quiberon peninsula in 1746, it was decided the following year to build a fortress to secure it. This then strengthened …

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59.4 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

21.9 km

18.8 km

7.52 km

7.22 km

2.10 km

1.67 km

169 m

Surfaces

47.8 km

7.41 km

2.33 km

1.69 km

184 m

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Friday 26 June

24°C

19°C

15 %

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Comments

September 15, 2023,Hinkelsteine ohne Ende: die Menhire von Carnac
7,000 years ago, the huge granite blocks - called menhirs - were sometimes placed in long rows. Whether as a border, or for mythical purposes - or set up by extraterrestrials???? Everything is unclear.
It is clear that the largest collection of menhirs in the world is located here - the rows of stones stretch over 4 km in length, …

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pleasantly quiet here in the off-season
southern Brittany. The mystique of the coast and the forests can be felt in many places over the centuries to this day and, surprisingly, it is still blooming everywhere at the end of September. This is particularly pleasing to the eye in combination with the usually very well-kept gardens and the cute, typically Breton …

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Today the goal of our bike tour was Carnac, the most important center of the Breton megalithic culture. The unique rows of megaliths, whose stone avenues stretch over a length of almost 4 km, are among the mysteries of early human history. The last count resulted in exactly 2,792 menhirs 🪨.

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Hi guys, yesterday we checked into the hotel at Carnac, got our bikes out, and off we went. It was 31 degrees Celsius on the Quimberon Peninsula. At its narrowest point, it's just 80 meters wide, with the railway, road, and cycle path right through it. At Point du Perche, we visited a fantastic beach with waves over 2 meters …

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First we move to the other side of the peninsula. Along the "wild coast" with the impressive rock formations and roaring waves - no one swims here - the route continues on first-class paths to Carnac.

In the lively town with many small shops and restaurants, we fortify ourselves with crepes and a café and, after a loop over Carnac …

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