From Landebaëron to Kermoroc’h via the Perrier Valley

Park in the small car park at the bottom of the village, the starting point for the valley trail.
GPS: N 48.635318° / W 3.212851°

(S/E) Set off along the wide, well-maintained path, listening to the sound of the Ruisseau du Perrier as you walk.

(1) You’ll reach the small Notre-Dame-de-Pitié Chapel, or Chapel Nevez, at the side of the path. Through small holes in the chapel door, you can glimpse the interior. Carry on straight ahead until you reach a junction with two wooden benches on the left.

(2) Pass this and carry on straight ahead. You’ll reach the car park at the end of the route, which opens onto the D32 and is marked by a signpost.

(3) Retrace your steps along the path you took on the way there, until you reach the junction you passed earlier.

(2) Turn right onto an uphill path and keep to the right. At the top of this climb, you’ll arrive directly at the foot of the bell tower of Kermoroc’h church.

(4) You’ll emerge into the village square of Kermoroc’h. Take a look at a very original and rare pendulum mechanism, which is quite unusual in Brittany. Turn left onto the road towards Landebaëron and, after 1.3 km, you’ll reach the small village of Landebaëron.

(5) Walk round the church at Landebaëron on the left and, at the bottom of the village, head for the car park (S/E).

- Landebaëron churchyard.
- Nevez Chapel.
- The village of Kermoroc’h with its swing well.
- Saint Maudez fountain in Landebaëron