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Parking is available near the Chapel of Saint-André.
(S/E) With your back to the chapel, cross the road, leaving the calvary on your left, and take the lane that leads to the old houses in the village. Turn right onto the path that leads under the trees. Just before you reach the fountain and wash house, turn right onto the path that goes around a garden and a ruin. After reaching a path coming from the right, continue downhill, leaving one path on your left and another on your right, until you reach the Ruisseau de l'Étang du Doyenné stream and the footbridge that crosses it.
(1) After the footbridge, turn left and follow the stream until you reach the D148. Make a right/left zigzag to continue on the stone path that is almost opposite. This wide path is lined with magnificent hedges. It narrows before reaching the village of Kergo and the road that leads to it. Cross this hamlet and, at the next right-hand bend, take the path on the left that descends into the valley. Now that's what I call a sunken path!
(2) At the end of this path, you will find the stream you crossed earlier. A footbridge allows you to cross it and reach what was probably a retaining dyke for an old water mill.
On the other side of the wetland, turn left and climb back up the hill via another magnificent sunken path. On the way, ignore another path on the right that leads down to the Étier de Trévelo, and climb up to the left until you reach the first farmhouse in Lescuit.
(3) When you come within sight of this property, follow the path that goes around it on the right. It runs along the edge of the wooded slope overlooking the Étier du Trévelo, until it passes behind the hamlet of Rocu. Here, the oak and chestnut trees give way to tall maritime pines.
(4) When you leave the woods, take the path on the left towards the village of Kerrichard, which you will pass on your right. Further on, a path on the right, among the pines, allows you to cut across a bend. When you return to the track, continue to the left until you reach the D148, which you cross again. The path opposite has a series of bends that go around a large agricultural shed.
(5) At the fork, turn left onto the wide path that descends into the valley. Once you have crossed it, you will reach the first houses of Tréluban. Go straight through the first buildings (no, no, it's not private property!) to reach the heart of the village.
(6) At the crossroads, turn left, then right at the electricity transformer a few dozen metres further on. A wide farm track skirts the beautiful properties to the south of the road and heads into the cultivated fields. Further on, it descends into the wooded valley before crossing the Ruisseau de l'Étang du Doyenné stream.
(7) Leave the path that goes up along the stream on your right and tackle the slope opposite. Once past the trees, turn sharply left to take the path that follows the edge of the woods before entering them. Shortly afterwards, it branches off to the left to join the bank of the stream. A few more metres and you will reach the footbridge you have already crossed.
(1) Then turn left to cross the stream again and follow the path you took on the way up, which leads back to the village of Saint-André and its chapel (S/E).
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