Circular route in Cherrueix via La Larronnière and La Banche

Departure from the village hall on Place de l'Église.

(S/E) Head north towards the beach, passing between the church and the town hall on the church square. Turn right, then immediately left onto Rue de la Cale.

(1) When you reach the beach, take the path on the left. Continue along the path, then along another path that runs below the D797 to the hamlet of La Larronnière.

(2) Pass La Larronnière, staying along the shore.

(3) The path joins the D797 shortly before Port Mytilicole. Cross the road and continue opposite.

(4) When you reach the bridge, without crossing it, take the path on the left which runs alongside the Banche for a little over 3 km.

(5) At the crossroads, continue along the edge of the Banche.

(6) When you reach the road, turn left towards La Rabette for 850 m.

(7) At the crossroads, continue straight ahead for about 300 m.

(8) Take the first grassy path on the right, with the stream on your left, and continue eastwards. Join the D82.

(9) Cross the road and take the path on the left. Pass the Château de l'Aumône, cross the D797 and return to the car park (S/E).

Parking available at the church in Cherrueix.

The sand yachting school in Cherreuix.

The old mills on the beach.
The Tourist Centre allows visitors to discover the various marine and agricultural products that constitute the traditional wealth and know-how of the area, thereby promoting the site as well as protecting the environment.

Sainte-Anne-de-la-Grève Chapel.
On the outskirts of the town on the D797 towards St-Broladre. A chapel dedicated to Sainte-Anne-de-la-Grève is said to have been built in^{the 11th} century with the intention of placing the submersible properties under the protection of Sainte-Anne. The current building was rebuilt in 1684, as evidenced by the inscription placed in the structural work. Interior fittings date from^{the 19th} century.