The small troménie route of Locronan

Park in the carpool car park at the roundabout on the D7 at the entrance to Locronan.

(S/E) From the car park, go around the roundabout and head towards Saint-Ronan Church via Rue du Prieuré.

(1) This is where the "petite troménie" route begins. Go around the church on the left (which can be visited), pass the town hall and the Ti Lokorn municipal hall, and continue along Rue de la Montagne until you reach the left-hand bend.

(2) Turn right onto Route de Plas ar Horn and follow this road uphill to a fork that offers a beautiful view of Douarnenez Bay and Ménez Hom (330 m), the last peak of the Montagnes Noires.

(3) Turn left and continue uphill to the small Chapelle ar Sonj chapel, another viewpoint.

(4) Retrace your steps to the fork at the viewpoint.

(3) Continue straight ahead on Route de Croaz Kében, downhill, past Coat Beuliec and its calvary, and continue straight ahead to the crossroads where you will find a cross called Croaz Kében.

(5) Turn right onto the old Roman road and begin the descent to the village of Locronan. Pass the Manoir de Kerguénolé on your right and reach the church via Rue Saint-Maurice, which offers a beautiful view of the church.

(1) Turn left and follow the same route back to the car park where you started (S/E).

Please note that this route only uses small tarmac roads, suitable for pushchairs.

(3) Picnic table.

(4) Beautiful grassy area for a break around the chapel.

Saint-Ronan Church.

Ar Sonj Chapel.

Locronan, a small town of character.

Troménie.