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Church square.
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(S/E) From the car park, head to Rue de Pont L'Abbé and follow it to the right for about 100 metres before turning left onto Rue de la Mairie. Walk past this old building.
Turn right into the narrow Impasse de Poul Bolic, which leads to Rue des Goélands. Follow it to the left until you reach a road, where you first turn right then left onto a grassy path along a cypress hedge.
(2) At a place called Scuër, turn right and continue along this small road which passes close to the abandoned buildings of Kerneulec'h.
(3) At the next crossroads, take the sunken path opposite. At the stream, climb up the left-hand embankment to avoid this perpetually muddy section. Continue along the dirt track that descends towards the D202 and join the D2 on the right.
Turn left and walk along the wide grassy verge for about 300 metres.
(4) At the signpost, turn left towards Moulin de Pontalan and continue along a wide stony path. Note the green-coloured stone (serpentinite). Turn left onto the road that descends towards Brémélou and the stream at Moulins Verts with its lake. Begin a short climb.
Off the marked trail
(5) Turn right despite the yellow cross. The route on the map no longer corresponds to the PR®®. Cross the hamlet of Lespurit Ellen and follow the small road downhill to the left (signposted "menhir"), which becomes a gravel path.
(6) Leave the path on the left, which you will take later. Continue downhill towards the stream (often muddy) then turn right to reach the edge of the field overlooking the Lespurit Ellen megalithic site: a 7.60 m standing menhir and a second 7 m lying menhir. Go down to the site and note the royal fern at the edge of the stream.
(7) Climb back up, going around the large boulders that resemble the basic shape of a menhir. Retrace your steps.
(6) At the sign, turn right and descend towards the stream, then climb back up through the woods and meadows.
YellowPR®® markings
When you reach a path coming from the left, continue to the right to reach a place called Ty Nancien.
(8) Cross the D202 and take a path almost opposite, running along the edge of a field, which continues as a sunken lane.
(9) When you see the signpost, turn left to discover, on your left, in a field, a small fluted stele dating from the Gallic period, then on your right in a clearing, a menhir called "armoire de Saint-Kodelig" (Saint Kodelig's wardrobe) near a rocky outcrop with erosion cupules, which tradition designates as the bed of the mysterious saint.
Turn left onto the sunken path. At the next crossroads (ford on the map), pass a long stone bridge on your left and turn right onto a road. Follow it to the left for a few metres.
(10) Turn right and continue along the path overlooking a stream and a wetland.
(11) Descend to the right to reach two imposing menhirs separated by a stream. They are listed in two different municipalities. Cross the footbridge and continue along the path to the right. Climb up the edge of a field where you turn left at a hairpin bend. Go around the hamlet of Morvé on the left and continue straight on towards the village. Pass by a company that specialises in garden decorations made from tree stumps and cross the D143 with caution. Continue along Rue de la Mairie.
(1) Join Rue de Pont L'Abbé, cross it and go up to the right. Take the steps that go around the church on the left and continue along the path that joins the church square on the right (S/E).
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