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A pleasant circular walk, characterised by two unmarked forest sections. This route should be undertaken in light winds due to the risk of falling trees in the forest. Although the route presents no significant difficulty, it must nevertheless be well prepared (maps, GPS location) and even recce’d in the case of a group walk. The trail markings on the ground are generally good as the route is used by joggers, but the paths are sometimes quite narrow.The route was first established in 2015. Its route was slightly modified in March 2023 to avoid a dense area of fallen trees. In July 2026, the small wooden bridge leading to the courtyard of the Gourvineg mill was restored.

A pleasant route through a hilly woodland setting, designed to provide the shortest route between the Grand Moulin de Guémené-sur-Scorff (S/E) and the Chapel of Crénénan. The route begins by following the Scorff along the Meunier PR® trail (yellow markings), then takes a short stretch of quiet road before joining the Crénénan PR® trail (yellow markings), which passes near the Crénénan fountain before reaching the Notre-Dame de Crénénan chapel. The return route follows a wide forest track that leads back to Guémené. Since 2023, the yellow and red markings of the GRP® SBO have been visible from the start. Although the route is generally straightforward, do not set off without a topographical map and a GPS. The four points of interest on the route are: the Grand Moulin (starting point), the Nicol mill, the fountain and the chapel at Crénénan