(S/E) Departure from the town hall square in Rospez.
Walk past the village hall and cross the Carpont residence towards the Kerhuellan road.
Turn left and take the path to the lagoon.
At the municipal storage area, turn right for 20 metres then immediately left. Cross the stream and follow it to the Ville Blanche road.
Turn right onto the tarmac road and follow it to the Ville Blanche chapel (chapel, cross and fountain).
(1) Turn left onto the small road parallel to the D786. After about 200 metres, turn left onto the Kergolvezen road. Follow the Ville Blanche stream and, before reaching Kergolvézen, turn right onto the path through the woods leading to the rouissoir.
(2) Continue along the path. Turn left onto the path heading south to the chapel of St-Dogmaël.
(3) Take the D65 on the left for 70 metres and turn right onto the Parcou Thomas road (cross and crossroads of Roman roads).
(4) Continue along the road and, after 200 metres, turn right onto the old Perros Guirec-Carhaix Roman road.
At the end of the Roman road, take the road on the left towards Rospez. Cross Penquer and turn left towards Kerhuel.
At Kerhuel, take the road to Feunteuniou
(Off the route, at (5), on the right: the barely recognisable remains of a Bronze Age burial mound).
(5) At Beauregard, take the path on the left which leads back to the road to Rospez.
(6) At the entrance to the village, turn left and cross the Convenant Nonen housing estate (turn right then left in the housing estate). Then turn right towards the village and take the first left to the Goasper wash house
(7) At the wash house, turn right onto a side road leading to the church
(8) Cross the family car park and go around the school and the old presbytery. Continue straight on along Rue Pierre Rogard to the starting point at the town hall square (S/E).
A pleasant discovery, even if the path is wet at this time of year. It's on the road but there's no traffic, so it's less of an issue at this time of year.