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Pont-Plat car park, located near the stadium on the Plobannalec–Lesconil D102 road.
Yellow signposts.
(S/E) Leave the car park and take the first road on the left. The Kervignon dolmen is on the left near the sports ground. Go around the EDF transformer to reach the Kervadol dolmens (signposted on the right).
(1) Continue along the gravel road. Pass the hamlet of Kervadol and reach the crossroads with the Tréffiagat road near a house.
(2) Turn left onto the road, then right at the next junction until you reach Penbanal. In the hamlet, turn left onto the narrow grassy path between two farm buildings. Further on, on the left, follow the old railway line until you reach the Quelarn site on the right.
(3) Visit the Quelarn Megalithic Site. Return to the road, cross it and take the narrow path opposite to reach the Tronval Dolmen. The path leads to the road where you turn left and then right at the crossroads.
(4) At the first road, turn left then right to reach Letty Vraz (on the right). Turn left in the hamlet and join a road.
(5) Take it on the left towards Squividan. At the first houses, turn left onto the path that leads to Kerantoine, forming a loop.
(6) Cross the road and head south towards the Rheun farm, where you will find the menhir on a hill just after the farm.
(7) Retrace your steps, leaving the road leading to the beach on your right, take the access road leading to the houses and continue along the path on the left which winds through a wooded area until you reach a road.
(8) Turn right to join the coastal path (GR®34) at Kersaux Beach.
GR®34White and red markings
Follow it eastwards, passing through a gate.
(9) On your left, you will see a small pond where, in spring, frogs will give you a free concert.
At the same time of year, pyramid orchids bloom on the dunes (to be observed or photographed, but please leave them where they are). Continue along this wide path behind the dunes
With a large landmark in sight, the path runs as close as possible to the sea.
(10) Pass the Croix des Amoureux (Lovers' Cross) and look for the Lavoir de Portz-ar-Feunteun on the shore. TheGR® trail winds its way between the large granite boulders of the Rochers Goudoul. Turn left towards the port of Lesconil. As you leave the dune, notice an old seaweed oven on your left.
Follow the small road.
(11) Turn right into the first street, Rue du Mole, and immediately left to come out onto a large car park on the west side of the port. Walk along this basin and then the port via Rue des Équipages. Near the maritime cooperative, turn into Rue de la Criée (no entry) and pass the sea school.
(12) Leave this road and follow the beach (if this is not possible at high tide, follow theGR® which takes small streets). Continue along the sea, climb the steps onto the embankment and then turn right back to the seafront to reach the bridge over the Ster, a small river that flows into the sea at Lesconil.
Off the marked trail
(13) Climb the steps onto the bridge and leave theGR® trail on your right. Walk down the beach and continue. You will come to a small cove where two pretty white and blue benches await weary walkers.
(14) Take Rue de Menez Roz, then turn right onto Rue des Genets, which leads to the back of the cemetery.
Cross the D102 at the pedestrian crossing and turn right onto the cycle path that will take you to the car park where you started
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