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Côtière Footbridge – Cap Fréhel Lighthouse loop from Camping Les Roches

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Côtière Footbridge – Cap Fréhel Lighthouse loop from Camping Les Roches

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Côtière Footbridge – Cap Fréhel Lighthouse loop from Camping Les Roches

02:45

42.8km

400m

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 22, 2026

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1.76 km

Caroual Viaduct

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Located on the edge of the seafront in Caroual, the Caroual viaduct is a work of art on the departmental railway line linking Saint-Brieuc to Saint-Briac, built between 1913 and 1916 by the engineer Briochin des Ponts et Roads, Harel de la Noë.
With a total length of 109.25 m, maximum height 17.50 m, useful width 4.22 m, it includes a central arch with a span of 45 m and is made of local pink sandstone masonry and reinforced concrete.
The “little train of the Côtes du Nord” will bring generations of summer visitors to Erquy, from July 11, 1922 to December 31, 1948, the date of its final shutdown.
The Caroual Viaduct was transferred to the municipality by administrative act of September 18, 1959.

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6.07 km

Côtière Footbridge

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The longest footbridge in Côtes d'Armor crosses the Sables-d'Or-les-pins marsh. It is an old railway bridge, restored in 2013 to facilitate the passage of hikers and cyclists.

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6.28 km

Marais des Salines Wooden Bridge

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The Marais Bridge is a reinforced concrete bridge built at the beginning of the 20th century for the Yffignac-Matignon railway line of the Petit Train des Côtes du Nord. It was designed by the architect Louis Harel de la Noë and is part of a series of works which have made it possible to develop tourism in the department. The bridge has been recently restored and hosts the greenway and the Euro Vélo 4.

The bridge offers a view of the Plurien lagoon, a marsh that lives to the rhythm of the tides and is home to lush vegetation. It is an ideal place for walking and observing nature. The GR®34 also passes over the bridge and leads to fine sandy beaches and pink sandstone cliffs.

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13.2 km

Forêt communale de Fréhel

Forest

16.3 km

Superb bike path

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practicable, especially avoid the road

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18.3 km

Cap Fréhel Lighthouse

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Beautiful lighthouse with green tip - for a fee, the interior can be visited - but not the tower.

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20.2 km

Coast at Fort La Latte

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The coast at Fort La Latte is a walk that starts from Cap Fréhel and follows the coastal path (GR34) to Fort La Latte, a medieval fortress located on a rocky outcrop facing the sea. 6 km round trip, which offers magnificent views of the pink sandstone cliffs, the emerald sea, the flowered moor and the ornithological reserve of Cap Fréhel. Fort La Latte is a historic monument dating from the 14th century and has served as the setting for several swashbuckling films. It can be visited from March to November and allows you to admire the panorama of the Emerald Coast, Cap Fréhel and the island of Bréhat.

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22.2 km