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Tour du Cap de la Chèvre — loop from Morgat

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France
Finistère
Châteaulin
Crozon

Tour du Cap de la Chèvre — loop from Morgat

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Tour du Cap de la Chèvre — loop from Morgat

06:34

23.0km

450m

Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 26, 2024

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6.03 km

Menhir of Lostmarc'h

Visible from afar, on a hill in front of the village of Lostmarc'h, there is a 3-meter-tall menhir, which once formed the final stone of a large row of stones. …

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6.45 km

Lostmarc'h Promontory Fort and Dolmens

In front of the village of Losrtmarc'h is a small cliff, which dates back to 500 BC. was used as a refuge by the Celts, The remains of two protective …

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3

8.07 km

Plage de surf à La Palue

What makes the beach so special: it is mostly natural, parking lots and villages are located several hundred meters away barely visible on or in the dunes. The vegetation of …

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9.67 km

Belvédère au sud de la plage de la Palue

A very beautiful vantage point on the coastal path (Sentier Côtier), from which you can for the first time overlook the beaches of Kerdreux, La Palue and Lostmarc'h. Here surfers …

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5

11.8 km

Lostmarc’h, la Palue & Porz Kreguen view

Nice view to the north with the beaches of la Palue and Lostmar'ch. Behind - with reasonable visibility - the Pointe de Dinan. Further north and a little to the …

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6

12.9 km

Cap de la Chèvre

Cap de la Chèvre, ideally located at the entrance to the bay of Douarnenez, paints a generous fresco on the Atlantic to the west and the bay to the east. …

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7

14.1 km

Atlantic view

Very nice coastal path with great views. It is also worth to visit the small town of Rostudel.

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8

18.3 km

View point

Magnificent view of the east coast to the south.

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9

19.1 km

View of Plage de l'Île Vierge

Nice point of view on the point. The beach on Île Vierge, very popular for its turquoise water, has been closed to the public since 2020. For good reason: its access on a steep and slippery path, considered too dangerous.

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10

19.7 km

Pebble beach Ar Garrec Vras

Charming pebble beach near Île Vierge. The path to get there is steep, so it is not accessible to everyone.

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11

22.3 km

Batterie Basse du Kador

Several ruins and remains of the old fort. It feels a bit like a pirate film set.

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23.0 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

16.1 km

3.24 km

2.09 km

1.17 km

198 m

179 m

Surfaces

13.2 km

5.07 km

1.84 km

1.59 km

1.01 km

261 m

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