(S) Depart from the car park in front of Caurel Church and head west. After 100 metres, at the fork, take the D111 on the left. Drive through the hamlet of Kergoff and, at the left-hand bend, take the road on the right. This ends at the departmental road, which you take on the left.
(1) After 100 metres, take the path on the right.
(2) At the place called "Keriven", take the road on the left. This is theGR®®341North, which you will follow along the banks of the lake.
(3) At the crossroads, turn right towards the pier.
On the right: the future Himalayan footbridge (scheduled to open in July 2025).
(4) Leave the road and take the path on the right.
(5) Leave theGR®®341Ntemporarily and take the riverside path on the right.
(6) Rejoin it and turn right, continuing along the lake shore.
(7) At the fork, continue on theGR®®341Nby taking the path on the right and join another fork.
(8) Continue on theGR®® 341N, taking the path on the right. Continue to follow the lake shore and pass in front of
(9) "La Belle Bleue": a slate house near the quarry (a 20-metre-deep hole).
(10) The path leads to a paved road that leads to Anse de Landroanec. Take this road on the right and, almost immediately, turn left onto the path.
(11) At Porz Braz, you will rejoin the road. Continue along the road and, after 250 m, at Porz Canon, turn left. At the T-junction, turn right to reach another junction.
(12) Turn left and left again when you reach the road. Continue on this road westwards until you reach the junction 50 metres from the N164.
(13) __''Alternative route shown on the map: turn right. Cross the N164, take the second road on the right towards Ker Labour and the covered alleyway of Coat Correc. The monument is located in a field about a hundred metres from the top of the hill.
(14) Quite an interesting view of the lake. Turn back.
(13) Then take the road on the right, heading west, follow the cemetery and return to the starting point (S/E).
