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Finistère
Quimper
Douarnenez

The V45 from Douarnenez to the Pointe du Raz — loop

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France
Finistère
Quimper
Douarnenez

The V45 from Douarnenez to the Pointe du Raz — loop

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The V45 from Douarnenez to the Pointe du Raz — loop

05:11

82.4km

710m

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

Last updated: August 13, 2024

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311 m

Port du Rosmeur, Douarnenez

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Emerging from the waters and from legend, Douarnenez was born from the town of Ys, city of King Gradlon, swallowed up in the bay by the ruse of Dahut. It …

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841 m

Le Grand Pont de Douarnenez

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The big bridge, the Tréboul bridge... In its younger years, it was even called the viaduct. Strangely, no one thought of giving a name to this bridge which connected Tréboul …

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3

11.5 km

Chapelle Saint-Conogan

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Beautiful green space around, well maintained, with a fountain. Original stained glass windows, notably with fishing scenes.

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33.6 km

Monsieur Papier

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Café-stationery located at Pointe du Raz, with its breathtaking view of the moor and the ocean. Serving plates of local products (smoked fish, veggie bowls, vegetarian burgers) and homemade pastries …

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35.5 km

Pointe du Raz and La Vieille Lighthouse

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Here, Finistère fully justifies its name: the end of the land is celebrated in a parade of capes and promontories that brave the open sea. Classified as a “Grand site …

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46.2 km

Kermoor Beach

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The town of Combrit-Sainte-Marine alone has 3.5 km of sandy beaches, mainly facing south. That of Kermor is particularly beautiful and large with its 1.5 km of coastline. It is …

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49.8 km

Chapelle Saint-Tugen

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The current Saint-Tugen chapel was founded in 1535 by René du Menez, lord of Lézurec, and Marie du Faou, his wife. From this period remains in particular the south porch, …

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59.4 km

Port d'Audierne

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Last stopover before the Ile de Sein and Pointe du Raz, the port of Audierne is located in the heart of the city.

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63.2 km

Pont-Croix

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Along the river Goyen you can hike to Audierne on the old towpath or on the opposite bank (downstream) with spectacular sea views. During the summer, canoe trips from Pont-Croix to Audierne are offered during floods.

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71.6 km

Notre-Dame de Kérinec Chapel

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In the middle of the Poullane countryside on an ancient pagan cult site, this large chapel was erected. The architectural style is characteristic of the Pont-Croix School. Its original construction dates back to the 13th century.

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77.7 km

Allée couverte de Lesconil

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This covered arched path retains part of its mound, supporting stones and its subdivision into a room and extreme cell. It was erected in the final Neolithic around 3500-2000 BC. …

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82.4 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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59.1 km

11.2 km

4.96 km

4.28 km

2.16 km

502 m

200 m

Surfaces

59.5 km

15.0 km

3.67 km

2.49 km

1.64 km

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