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3- BRETAGNE Option 3 - Huelgoat à Douarnenez

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3- BRETAGNE Option 3 - Huelgoat à Douarnenez

Sandrine and NATH20261974 planned a hike

March 22, 2026

3- BRETAGNE Option 3 - Huelgoat à Douarnenez

Hard

60:31

220km

3.6km/h

3,390m

3,550m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

Includes an off-grid segment

Navigation instructions may be limited.

After 128 km for 199 m

Most people would complete this in 9-20 days

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150 km

Chez Mémé Gertie – Veryac'h Bar Crêperie

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After a long hike a nice refreshment stop.

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View of Veryac'h beach

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View of the large sandy beach with the Pointe de Pen Hir in the background. You can also see the Tas de Pois off the point.

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151 km

Crique de Lamzoz

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153 km

View from Pointe de la Tavelle

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The coastal path in pictures

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155 km

Coastal path

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The coastal path in pictures

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162 km

Dinan Point

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Very nice coastal path with great views.

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170 km

Amazing view

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there is always a fantastic view from a steep cliff

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173 km

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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185 km

Fort de l'Aber

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Today, only ruins remain. Fortified by Vauban at the twilight of the 17th century, Fort de l'Aber was nevertheless a key element of defense against the English. Under the dense …

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